Dallas—Robotic mastectomy differs little from open mastectomy in terms of complications, and the data on its oncologic safety are premature, but patients who undergo robotic mastectomy experience more favorable quality-of-life outcomes than those who undergo open surgery, according to a recent proof-of-concept study.
At the 2019 meeting of the American Society of Breast Surgeons, Antonio Toesca, MD, described the ongoing findings of a project initiated in 2014 at the