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• "The Agnew Clinic " depicts Dr . Agnew performing a partial mastectomy in a medical amphitheater.
• She underwent a partial mastectomy, along with chemotherapy and radiation, and will graduate from UMass on Saturday.
• In the 1970s, surgeons developed a series of less disfiguring procedures, such as partial mastectomy and lumpectomy.
• When Kathy Weingarten's cancer recurred and she had a partial mastectomy, Miranda worried that her friends would be " creeped out ."
• She underwent treatment for a year in the half, travelling to the Netherlands as Indonesian surgeons were unable to perform a partial mastectomy.
• On 13 October 1804, Hanaoka performed a partial mastectomy for breast cancer on a 60-year-old woman named Kan Aiya, using tsk
  sensan as a general anesthetic.
• In the 1980s, evidence emerged that less disfiguring surgeries such as partial mastectomies and simple removals of cancerous lumps, called lumpectomies, were equally effective in the short term.
• This happened, for example, in the decision to perform breast-sparing surgery _ a lumpectomy or partial mastectomy, followed by radiation or chemotherapy _ rather than a mastectomy for women with breast cancer.
• Sharon McBryde of Van Nuys, who underwent a partial mastectomy on her right breast and a lumpectomy on her left, marvels at how things have changed in the years since she had her surgeries.
• For the past three weeks, Mrs . Lancaster had been recuperating from a partial mastectomy, preparing for chemotherapy and all the while passing along news tips to The Stephenville Empire-Tribune, where she was a contributing reporter for 24 years, and to the Star-Telegram and the Abilene Reporter News.
• The European Institute of Oncology in Milan, which pioneered research into less-invasive breast cancer surgeries, began in 1973 and followed 701 breast cancer patients, the group roughly divided between the two competing courses of treatment : radical mastectomy, and quadrantectomy, a form of partial mastectomy, followed by radiation therapy.
• Davis was diagnosed in September 2005 with breast cancer and underwent a partial mastectomy on July 5, 2006, at the George Washington University Medical Center in Washington, D . C . The pathology report indicated that there was no further evidence of cancer, and the Congresswoman stated that she would return to work as usual.