Robot-Assisted Breast Surgery Through Armpit for Early Breast Cancer

This trial is testing whether single-port robot-assisted breast surgery—a newer surgical technique that works through a tiny incision in the armpit—is as safe and effective as traditional open surgery for early breast cancer. The robot-assisted approach aims to remove the cancer while leaving minimal scarring on the breast. Researchers will compare how well both surgical methods work, how quickly patients recover, and how satisfied patients are with their results.

Many patients with early breast cancer want to keep their breast while ensuring the cancer is completely removed, but they're also concerned about scarring and how their breast will look afterward. This trial exists to see whether the new robot-assisted technique can achieve good cancer removal with less visible scarring and faster recovery than traditional surgery.