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Breast Lump Removal

Alternate Names : Excisional Biopsy, Lumpectomy, Wide Local Excision

Definition

Breast lump removal is a surgical procedure to remove of a lump in the breast.

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Female Breast	Needle Biopsy of the Breast
Open Biopsy of the Breast	Breast Self-Exam
Breast Self-Exam	Breast Self-Exam
Breast Lumps	Lumpectomy
Causes of Breast Lumps	Breast Lump Removal - Series

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