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Abstract
Ductography had been done for academic research, in order to evaluate the effectiveness of this invasive technique in excluding the intraductal papillomatosis (epitheliosis). It is proved that there is no need for the ductography as a diagnostic tool for the duct ectasia or for the exclusion of the associated lesions.
There are three techniques for treatment of duct ectasia, including the Hadfield technique, the Serivastava modification of Hadfield technique and the new Anous technique.
In this study, an evaluation of the effectiveness of these different techniques in treating the duct ectasia was done taking in consideration avoiding the postoperative complications. The evaluation was based on a randomized prospective study that compared all the patients in the pre and postoperative periods. The study compared thirty patients treating with the Serivastava modification of Hadfield, versus 30 patients treated with the new Anous technique.