Introduction:

between 10 and 20% of patients with breast cancer will have recurrent localized disease of the breast. The oncoplastic techniques consist of approaches and resection strategies that allow the extirpation of large volumes of breast preserving the morphology and aesthetics of the breast.

Objective:

to describe the main variables related to the appearance of relapses, in patients undergoing oncoplastic surgery, as part of the surgical treatment in breast cancer, at the Institute of Oncology and Radiobiology (INOR). 2012-2017.

Method:

cross-sectional and ambispective descriptive study of the fundamental variables that are related to the appearance of locoregional recurrences in patients treated with oncoplastic techniques.

Results:

a total of 111 patients were studied, the most used oncoplastic technique was that of Weiner, with 5.4% of locoregional relapses related to triple negative patients and the majority occurred after 2.5 years.

Conclusions:

loco regional relapses were presented in a low percentage, being more frequent in the CDI, triple negative patients, and treated with adjuvant chemotherapy and showed no relationship with age, clinical stage, neoadjuvant chemotherapy, the use of hormone therapy and immunotherapy, and the oncoplastic technique used.

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