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Abstract
Non-palpable breast lesions seems to be a challenge to the surgeon in treatment. For excision, preoperative guidance is necessary. The most challenging aspect of the technique is achieving negative margins during lesion removal while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue. Aim and objectives; to assess the role of sono-mammography guided wire localization of non-palpable breast masses, aiming at facilitating conservative breast surgery and minimizing complications. Subjects and methods; Twenty patients were enrolled in the research, all of whom had been referred to the Diagnostic Radiology Department by an MDT for examination of non-palpable breast lesions. Patients from the Minya University Hospital and the Minia Oncology center who have non-palpable breast lesions, the study was conducted in Radiology department of Minya university hospital from the period of August 2022 to July 2023.Result; All studied cases were female Mean ± SD of age was 49.15 ± 9.71, 90.0%of these females were married, 80%of Female were Multipara and Breastfeeders. 60% of Female was negative Family history of breast cancer , BIRADS score 4 was 45%, Ultrasound guided was used 40%, Mammography guided was used 25% Combined was used 35%. 2 (10%) cases were done in the same day and 18 (90%) cases were done in the previous day. 2 (10%) cases failed to localize, 18 cases (90%) had successful localization. 1 case (5%) had complications. Conclusion; When alternative localization approaches, such U/S guided excision, are impractical, as when micro calcifications prevent accurate imaging, WGL may be the sole option. WGL has a low complication rate and is preferable to other localization methods because it does not involve the use of radioactive materials.