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Women who’ve been recently diagnosed with breast cancer are almost immediately faced with treatment choices. The most common options are to remove the cancerous tissue in part of the breast (lumpectomy) or to remove the entire breast (mastectomy). A lumpectomy is a form of breast-conserving and preservation surgery used for the removal of breast tumor or some surrounding tissues. It is also known as a partial mastectomy because a part of breast tissue is removed in this procedure, whereas in mastectomy, the full breast is removed to avoid chances of cancer development in future.
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