Late Post Surgical Surgery

Most of patient with cancer breast are treated surgically, according to the clinical staging, to remove the primary tumors and axillary staging or dissection. These surgical procedures are typically performed under general anaesthesia with intravenous analgesia or regional anaesthesia. However, more patients are surviving breast cancer as a result of progress in the development of diagnostic and treatment strategies. Therefore, the population at risk for late post-surgical complications such as chronic pain can be expected to increase in the future, even though most surgical advances are less invasive