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3D Medical Animation – Lumpectomy, Mastectomy Breast Cancer Surgery

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www.nucleusinc.com This 3D patient education medical animation depicts various surgical procedures to remove breast cancer lumps and tumors. The surgeries that are shown include lumpectomy, simple mastectomy, modified radical mastectomy, and radical mastectomy surgery.

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Comment by skullsnhearts76
2009-04-15 03:05:15

man,there is a lot of painful stuff happening to women thank god im healthy!!=)

 
Comment by courtneysimpson88
2009-04-15 09:30:05

I had a lumpectomy 2 years ago, and it was one of the most painful things I’ve ever experienced, although that had to do with the fact that the painkillers I was given didn’t work. The tumour was benign, thankfully. Unfortunately the wound didn’t heal well, plus there is another lump in the same spot, so I am getting lined up for surgery again.

 
Comment by musedonna
2009-04-26 06:27:29

I am a 35 y.o. single mother and currently have breast cancer in my RT breast and am awaiting a full body PET scan so that my oncologist can determine if chemo is needed prior to the surgery. I have multiple lumps in both breasts, and although my left breast lumps are not cancer, I have opted to have both breasts removed. I am living a nightmare, and each day I pray that I will wake up from this! I HATE CANCER. Please pray that a cure will be found quickly, to spare others this fate.

 
Comment by PaulWayneBarnett
2009-04-27 13:42:54

Hear no Evil See no Evil Feel no Evil…..

The truth will set you free…. =D

 
Comment by HeyItJayson
2009-05-06 10:10:06

o.o i will never look at boobs i use to

 
Comment by thatbrownguy
2009-05-06 15:52:45

whoa

 
Comment by alombardino
2009-05-09 01:18:53

ooww..

 
Comment by fluffypluffy
2009-05-10 02:06:08

Oh my God, me too! XD
It’s only instinctive.

 
Comment by SleepySlacker4
2009-05-10 16:17:03

sorry I’m not really knowledgable on the subject, but after a mastectomy, does the patient usually get an implant to match the other breast or just kinda go w/ having one? I’m just wondering.

 
Comment by Nikebelle
2009-05-13 17:55:45

they can but more often women then get brassiers that are extra padded on one side..

 
Comment by SleepySlacker4
2009-05-14 10:07:49

oh that makes sence haha thanks [:

 
Comment by graziosoheldin
2009-05-15 00:25:08

After mastectomy, the patient can choose to have a breast reconstruction where surgeons fill the cavity with silicone implants (which is customized to match the size of the other breast) and patch it up using flesh from other parts of the patient’s body. So breast cancer patients usually do not need to end up with only one side of the breast after mastectomy.

 
Comment by SleepySlacker4
2009-05-15 15:24:33

oh, that’s informative, thanks!

 
Comment by getthofab2460
2009-05-19 11:51:46

well my friends g-ma had mastectomy,But they wouldent let her get and implant so there getting her a fake breast to match the other.Hope that answers your ??

 
Comment by SleepySlacker4
2009-05-20 10:42:16

Yeah, thanks! I’m gettin a lot of dif answers so apparently there’s lots of ways of going about this mastectomy business

 
Comment by WickedMetalDeathDoll
2009-06-06 11:09:48

a friend of mine said that she had implants after healing and then had to go in to get her nipples tattooed also, I’m guessing she lost her entire breasts (she lost both of them)

 
Comment by applesauceprod
2009-06-09 14:28:14

:o
dats kinda werid

 
Comment by xinghutttrwhoper
2009-06-11 08:13:27

I’ll pray for you. Miracles can happen, just hold onto Him. Prayers can move mountain.

 
Comment by HeATHaBAbY95
2009-06-12 07:51:02

ppl think they can do it after seeying this video but not only those things are shown when doing the operation… you have many delecate nerves surrounding the breast tissue and limphnotes… idk if i spelled that right.. my mother had this dont she had the limphnotes dones (once again i do not know if that was spelled right) and the whole breadt removed so that the cancer would not return.

 
Comment by HeATHaBAbY95
2009-06-12 07:52:45

my mother is having reconstructive surgery in August and the same removal had happened to her.. She got everything removed so that is would not come back.

 
Comment by tobylee02
2009-06-12 09:47:19

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Comment by MaiLouIsLegend
2009-06-13 01:26:23

This just kills me.
Having to remove your ‘womanly figure’ because you have a tumor.
:/

horrible.But gotta do what we gotta do just to live.

 
Comment by mariamqwert
2009-06-13 13:08:46

omg… that sounds… horrible

 
Comment by Jill
2009-06-15 09:59:10

I’m not sure if this is of importance to you. I found this site when looking for breast implant removal surgeons. It’s completely free and they only deal with the best of the best. I have used them a couple times now. Check them out (www.ThePatientsAdvantage.com); seriously.

 
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