Radiation therapy after breast-conserving surgery plays an important role in the management of early breast cancer, decreasing the risk of breast cancer returning and improving mortality rates. Dr Janice Yeh is evaluating the technical feasibility and clinical performance of the novel NASHA gel compared to standard surgical clips as a fiducial marker.

Radiation therapy after breast-conserving surgery plays an important role in the management of early breast cancer, decreasing the risk of breast cancer returning and improving mortality rates. Dr Janice Yeh is evaluating the technical feasibility and clinical performance of the novel NASHA gel compared to standard surgical clips as a fiducial marker.

Comparing NASHA Gel vs. Surgical Clips: New Research in Breast Cancer

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Comparing NASHA Gel vs. Surgical Clips: New Research in Breast Cancer

Comparing NASHA Gel vs. Surgical Clips: New Research in Breast Cancer