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Surgical Adv. in Axillary & Sentinel Lymph Node Dissection

On December 4, 2007, at 4:00 pm PST, join surgeons Anne Marie Wallace, MD, FACS and Karen Kay Darricau, MD, FACS, in a live hour-long Internet presentation of techniques using Harmonic® energy technology for axillary and sentinel lymph node dissections during a sentinel node biopsy.

The presenting surgeons will feature the technique of sentinel node biopsy, which is a common procedure for many different solid tumors. The webcast will demonstrate making an incision in the axillary crease, using the neo2000® Gamma Detection System to guide surgery toward the hot lymph node, and using the Harmonic FOCUS™ 9cm Curved Shears for dissection and hemostasis of axillary tissue. Following the dissection, the lymph node or nodes are immediately evaluated by pathology using frozen section analysis.

The December 4th live Internet broadcast will originate from the Moores Cancer UCSD Center in La Jolla, CA. During the program viewers may email questions directly to Drs. Wallace and Darricau, providing a dynamic clinical interchange between the audience and presenters.

Presenters:

Anne Marie Wallace, MD, FACS
Director, University of California, San Diego Moores Cancer Center Breast Care Unit with combined appointments in Surgical Oncology and Plastic Surgery
Professor of Clinical Surgery, Dept. of Surgery & Division of Plastic Surgery
Co-Director, UCSD Melanoma Unit
Department of General Surgery and Division of Plastic Surgery
University of California, San Diego Medical Center, La Jolla, CA

Karen Kay Darricau, MD, FACS
General Surgeon
The Medical Center of Aurora
The Breast Cancer Care Center
Aurora, CO

This presentation may include demonstration of the use of surgical devices; it is not intended to be used as a surgical training guide. Other surgeons may employ different techniques. Individual surgeon preference and experience, as well as patient needs, should always dictate variation in procedure steps. Before using any medical device, including those demonstrated or referenced in this presentation, review all relevant package inserts, with particular attention to the indications, contraindications, warnings and precautions, and steps for use of the device.

This presentation is the work of the author and may not necessarily reflect the views of Ethicon Endo Surgery, Inc.

DSL#07-1485.PR ©2007

Participants

Featuring:

Karen  Darricau

Karen Darricau, MD, FACS

Anne Wallace

Anne Wallace, MD, FACS

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