Question

Mrs. Unger is a 53-year-old woman who was diagnosed with breast cancer following a process that began with abnormal screen mammography results. Mrs. Unger, her oncologist, and surgeon have agreed on a mastectomy as treatment and have discussed the importance of rigorously assessing whether her cancer has metastasized. What action will best detect possible metastasis of Mrs. Unger's breast cancer?

Answer 1

Answer:

Biopsy of axillary lymph nodes

Explanation:

The biopsy of axillary lymph nodes is related to cancer. The doctor will check one small lymph and after checking it sent it to the specialist who will check it under a microscope. Many of small organs in our body spread around in the body here and there.

These small organs help us to protect our body from outside germs and predators. Biopsy related to lymph node helps us to find out cancer. Even it helps us in finding out the infection in it. Why this infection occurs and why the lymph node gets swollen.  

Thus Mrs. Unger who is 53 years old has been diagnosed by breast cancer because of the abnormal report in mammography. So here Mrs. Unger breast cancer can be detected best by biopsy of axillary lymph of nodes.