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New technology aimed at improving breast cancer treatment
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5:12Now PlayingEvery year roughly 170,000 breast cancer patients in the U.S. will undergo surgery to remove cancerous tissues. As many as 20 percent of these patients will have a second surgery known as re-excision to remove lingering malignant cells. However, new technology aimed at helping doctors and patients obtain clean margins in a single surgery and prevent re-excision is gaining attention.
One America's Stephanie Myers caught up with Roshni Rao, chief of the breast surgery program at the New York Presbyterian Columbia University Irving Medical Center, to discuss this further.
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