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Lymph Node Examination:
Axillary Node Dissection:
Traditional surgery requires that level I and level II (referring to defined anatomical locations) lymph nodes be excised, identifying 95% to 97% of nodal metastases. This involves general anesthesia, usually an overnight stay in a hospital and is associated with morbidity ranging from wound seroma, loss of skin sensation in the inner part of the arm, to some restriction in shoulder and arm movement and swelling of the arm and hand known as lymphedema. Regardless of the extent of the surgery, extremely small or "micro-" metastases may not be identified by routine pathological examination in which each node is sectioned only once.