[Outcomes of complex therapy in female patients after breast-saving surgery for breast carcinoma at the 1st Surgical Department 1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University and General University Hospital in Prague during a ten-year follow up period].

Introduction: Good longterm outcomes of complex therapy in operable breast cancer can be achieved mainly due to early diagnosis of the tumor, adequate radicality of surgery and adequate oncotherapy. The following outcome criteria are considered significant: long-term survival rate in complete remission, a number of locoregional recurrences and a number of reoperations or mastectomies required by results of final histological examination, patient satisfaction with a cosmetic result of their breast- saving surgery. Comparison of complex treatment results collected from patients who underwent breast-saving procedures performed for breast cancer at our department of surgery with data reported in literature.