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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 49 cases of breast cancer sentinel lymph node biopsy report of Author: Xie Wei, Jin Xiaohua, Xiongqiu Yun, Cao Yali, Miss Rebecca Mold [Keywords:] Breast Cancer We 200110/200312, 49 cases of breast cancer patients with methylene blue dye sentinel lymph node biopsy carried out (SLNB), to explore the necessity, feasibility, accuracy and development prospects. A clinical data The whole group 49 cases were female, aged from 28 to 77 (mean 48.2) years, of which 20 to 30 years old in 2 cases, 30 to 40 years old in 9 cases, 40 to 50 years old in 22 cases, 16 cases over 50 years of age. Clinical stage T1 5 cases, T2 period of 44 cases, axillary lymph nodes were not touched. the left breast in 21 cases, the right side in 28 cases. maximal diameter of 1 cm mass in 2 patients, 1.1 ~ 2.0 cm 4 Li, 2.1 ~ 3.0 cm 20 cases, 3.1 ~ 4.0 cm 15 Li, 4.1 ~ 5.0 cm 8 Li. outer upper quadrant mass in 20 cases of breast, outer inferior quadrant in 7 cases, within the upper quadrant in 18 cases, within the next quadrant in 2 cases, the central area in 2 cases. the whole group reported in sentinel lymph node biopsy Across two cases of breast-conserving surgery, modified radical mastectomy suburbs adenocarcinoma 30 cases, 17 cases of breast cancer a typical radical mastectomy. 4:00 pm 4 mL injection of methylene blue on the breast around the tumor substance or close to the tumor through the skin, or the removal of around the residual tumor and the parietal surface of the subcutaneous tissue around the residual cavity. injection of methylene blue 10 ~ 15 min after the start of free flaps, and then the tracer along the blue-stained lymphatic anatomy for blue-dyed lymph nodes, namely, sentinel lymph node ( SLN). surgery completion, the SLN, breast and axillary lymph node (ALN) with specimens sent to pathology. the results of 49 cases in 47 cases detected in SLN, the detection rate was 96% (47/49). 47 cases were detected SLN69 , of which 1 were 31 cases, 2 in 11 cases