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The Breast Unit of the Poliambulanza Foundation was founded in 2012 and each year she manages more than 400 new cases of bad cancer from throughout the province of Brescia and neighboring territories. Approximately 370 of these patients in 2017 were fully supported in the course, about sixty for benign diseases. Then there are other women who are treated for relapses or who are undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy after surgery done elsewhere or who have only operated here.
- CARE MUST BE MULTIDISCIPLINARY
The characterization of mammary units is multidisciplinary, an essential requirement. Radiologists, medical radiologists, surgeon-senologists and plastic surgeons, anatomopathologists, medical oncologists, radiologists oncologists, geneticists, nuclear doctors, psychologists, physiatrists, physiotherapists, nurses with specific training, work in an integrated way within the bad unit. from Poliambulanza. as well as staff dedicated to the collection and badysis of clinical data. In the near future, other professional personalities are likely to be added. The functional integration of professional skills, according to the procedures required for accreditation, allows us to guarantee a high quality and measurable treatment for quality, efficiency and effectiveness. It has been shown that people treated in a multidisciplinary senology center are more likely to survive cancer: by 18%.
- THE MAMMARY UNIT OF THE POLIAMBULAZNA FOUNDATION
"The structured multidisciplinary approach of the pathology unit is scientifically proven to be the best in the treatment of bad cancer," said Alessandra Huscher, coordinator of the bad unit: "We are dealing with a complex oncological pathology, which affects a very important part of the female body, and which therefore has specific clinical needs, oncological but also reconstructive and rehabilitative, badociated with delicate psychological aspects, especially in cases where they have to undergo demolitical surgery.In our bad unit for the reconstructive treatment, we use, partially or totally, the adipose tissue (lipofilling) of the patient. that there are situations in which the whole organ can not be reconstructed or this type of reconstruction can not be When indicated, even partial, reconstruction with autologous tissue has demonstrated clinical benefits. The Eusoma certification obtained – concludes Huscher – is for us a great satisfaction because it reflects the level of care that we guarantee to our patients.
The Eusoma certification must be requested by the centers (on a voluntary basis) and not always ", but has a validity of three years, which is more or less the time needed to obtain it: a means to ensure that structures do not rest on their laurels and continue to ensure high standards of patient care. The list of centers certified to date is available on the website of the scientific society
