What does WE stand for?

Wide Excision

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For the majority of sufferers, a wide excision removing a small area of breast tissue around the milk ducts is sufficient.

A scan finds a lump in your breast. The surgeon insists on a ...

A wide excision was performed using combined anterior and posterior approaches.

Reconstruction of large sacral defects following tumour resection: a ...

Dissection is continued into the relevant quadrant with wide excision of the tumour.

Volume replacement and displacement techniques in oncoplastic surgery

For the majority of sufferers, a wide excision removing a small area of breast tissue around the milk ducts is sufficient.

A scan finds a lump in your breast. The surgeon insists on a ...

When a wide excision is infeasible, meticulous drainage and adjuvant hypertonic saline irrigation is preferred.

Primary muscular hydatidosis mimicking soft tissue tumour: a report ...

A total of 63 women had wide excision, therapeutic mammoplasty with a contralateral symmetrisation procedure, although in eight patients (11%) this was performed as a two-staged procedure to confirm negative margins and 10 women had benign disease.

Volume displacement techniques and therapeutic mammoplasty: the ...

Treatment High-risk tumors are best treated by wide excision (removal of a large margin of normal skin) or Mohs'' Surgery.

Skin Cancer ? Types with Their Treatments

[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] The patient underwent a total parotidectomy, partial auriculectomy, and wide excision of the involved preauricular facial skin with preservation of the facial nerve.

Epithelial-myoepithelial carcinoma