Social Sciences, asked by moparvej10, 1 year ago

what is masectomy and why is it performed

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Answered by vasanthij97

- A mastectomy is surgery to remove a breast. In the past, a radical mastectomy with complete removal of the breast was the standard treatment for breast cancer. But surgical breakthroughs over the past 2 decades have given women more options than ever before.

Answered by superiortanu12378

Masectomy is a process of removing one or two breasts partially or completely. It is done to treat breast cancer.

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