[Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) and biopsy of the sentinel lymph node].

Introduction: Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) is the disease with increasing incidence. Nowadays, approximately 80% DCIS are diagnosed via mammography and represent more than 20% of all types of breast cancer. The acceptance of surgical procedures with this type of breast carcinoma is controversial as primary diagnosis of non-invasive carcinoma is often underestimated and in the end, histopathological examination reveals invasive carcinoma with biological potential to metastasize.

[Central cervical dissection of lymph nodes in the management of differentiated thyroid carcinoma--our experience].

Introduction: Total thyroidectomy (TTE) with central compartment lymphonodes (LU) dissection remains a standard procedure in the treatment of differentiated thyroid carcinomas.

Methodology: The retrospective study assessed a group of patients undergoing primary or secondary procedures in our clinic.

Patient Group: From 01.

[Completion of total thyroidectomy for a differentiated thyroid carcinoma].

Total thyroidectomy with dissection of the central compartment (CK) lymphatic nodes is a standard surgical procedure in differentiated thyroid carcinomas. A minority of the patients are diagnosed postoperatively. Our study reports on surgical tactics in these patients.

Is local excision due to rectal carcinoma a safe operation?

Though the treatment of patients with polypoid lesions of rectum is most frequently based on endoscopic approach, there are many cases that cannot be solved endoscopically and therefore must be treated by surgeons. In the past there were several possibilities of how to operate. In reachable localisations even local operation could be performed, however with varying measures of local recurrences and survival.