Summary

1%亚甲蓝染料作为单一技术在乳腺癌哨点节点活检中的应用

Published: June 01, 2019
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Summary

在印度尼西亚,由于提供放射性同位素示踪剂和异硫酸盐或专利蓝色染料(PBD)的限制,乳腺癌手术不定期进行哨点节点活检(SNB)。为了克服这一障碍,我们应用1%亚甲基蓝色染料(MBD)作为单一剂来映射哨兵节点(SNs)。

Abstract

在这项研究中,我们向乳房的亚耳原或胸周空间注射了1%的亚甲基蓝色染料(MBD)。在吸乳手术(BCS)中,在下部斧头发线中做了一个单独的切口来查找哨点节点(SNs)。在乳房切除术中,SN通过同一乳房切除切口被识别。SN 被描述为蓝色节点或具有淋巴蓝色通道的节点。在斧片的解剖地标被用来促进SN识别。SNs转移是一个黄金标准,通过术中冷冻切片分析和组织病理学检查来评估。在这里,我们描述MBD是乳腺癌哨点节点活检(SNB)中唯一的技术,当无法提供放射性同位素示踪剂或专利或异硫酸盐蓝色染料(PBD)时,该技术可能很有用。

Introduction

肛门淋巴结(ALNs)转移状态是乳腺癌最重要的预后因素。Axill淋巴结解剖(ALND)是评估ALN1,2转移状态的常规程序。不幸的是,ALND导致患者的病态,降低生活质量,特别是通过增加淋巴水肿的风险后,这个程序3,4。如今 , 哨点节点活检 ( SNB ) 已经取代 ALND 为分期 , 因为它在患者中最小的疾病 5 。执行SNB的最常见方法是使用放射性同位素示踪剂和PBD6。在世界某些地区,包括发展中国家,这些示踪剂可能难以采购,寻找替代示踪剂对于解决这一问题至关重要。

最初,MBD被 Wong 等人用作映射哨兵节点 (SN)7的跟踪代理。在使用猫科模型的研究中,MBD的皮内注射显示淋巴摄取不良,而异硫丹蓝被选为哨兵节点(SN)映射7的首选染料。自从西蒙斯等人8日首次成功报告以来,甲基蓝染料已用于乳腺癌SNB。一些研究也报告MBD是SN鉴定的有利染料,MBD技术的假阴性率可与放射性同位素或PBD9、10、11相媲美。减少过敏反应和更低的价格是考虑在SN映射12中使用的其他原因。

最近,我们研究了在临床节点阴性乳腺癌中单独使用1%MBD对SNB。在早期阶段,MBD具有有利的识别率和负预测值13。如果我们在乳房的上外象限或奶嘴复合物 (NAC) 处出现外检活检疤痕,我们向下腹空间或腹肌区域注射 2 mL 的 1% MBD。蓝色节点和带淋巴蓝色通道的非蓝色节点被归类为 SN。在斧片的解剖地标被用作寻找SN的指导。 术中检查用于评估转移和SN被发送到组织病理学分析基于美国临床肿瘤学会(ASCO)指南14。

如果仔细选择病例,并且由外科医生和病理学家获得此技术所需的技能,许多患者可以挽救从ALND的有害影响,同时仍然有良好的生存。

Protocol

所有程序,包括人类受试者,均获得佛法癌症医院伦理委员会的批准,证书号为040/KEPK/VII/2017。所有患者都签署了同意书,并表示同意参与本研究。 注:纳入标准是早期乳腺癌诊断的患者,肿瘤阶段T1-T2无可触手可及和超声检查淋巴结扩大(cNo)。排除标准是局部晚期乳腺癌,接受新佐剂化疗或激素治疗,和怀孕。 1. 1%亚甲蓝染料的制备及注射技术 麻醉病人后,?…

Representative Results

在这里,我们描述从呈现的技术的结果。两毫升1%MBD被注射在深亚罗拉空间作为注射的标准技术(图1A)。如果指示了微体注射,则应在超声波指导下进行(图1B)。进入突经空间后,可以看到蓝色结节或淋巴蓝色区域。继淋巴蓝片后,找到SN(图2A)。如果看不到蓝色结节或淋巴蓝片,我们使用闭周神经和侧胸静脉作为解?…

Discussion

在现代乳腺癌手术时代,瑞士央行已经取代ALND作为早期乳腺癌的乳腺分期护理标准,如果SN没有转移14,15,ALND应该放弃。发达国家常用的淋巴图谱技术是放射性同位素示踪剂和PBD作为组合或单一技术的应用。当无法获得放射性同位素甚至多溴联苯时,提出了如何执行瑞士国民计划的问题。我们描述的仅使用 MBD 的技…

Divulgazioni

The authors have nothing to disclose.

Acknowledgements

作者没有什么可透露的。

Materials

Metiblo 50mg/5ml Laboratories Sterop NV BE475217 Methylene Blue Dye
Disposable syringe with needle – 3mL (Luer Lock Tip) Terumo Europe NV dvr-3414 Syringe for Injection
ForceTriad energy platform Medtronic ForceTriad Surgical cautery
Shandon Cryomatrix embedding resin Thermo (scientific) 6769006 Frozen Section
Cryotome FSE Thermo (scientific) 77210153
HistoStar Embedding Workstation Thermo (scientific) A81000001 Histopathological Examination
Finesse Me+ Thermo (scientific) A77510272
Gemini AS Thermo (scientific) A81500002
Benchmark GX Ventana Medical Systems 750-850 Immunohistochemistry
Benchmark XT Ventana Medical Systems 750-700
Microscope Olympus Model BX53
Ultrasound Phillips HD 7XE

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Brahma, B., Putri, R. I., Sari, L., Karsono, R., Purwanto, D. J., Gautama, W., Andinata, B., Haryono, S. J. The Application of 1% Methylene Blue Dye As a Single Technique in Breast Cancer Sentinel Node Biopsy. J. Vis. Exp. (148), e57201, doi:10.3791/57201 (2019).

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