Conservative Excision

A conservative excision refers to a surgical procedure that aims to remove abnormal or diseased tissue while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible. It is commonly employed in various medical fields, such as oncology, dermatology, and gynecology. The objective of a conservative excision is to strike a balance between complete removal of the problematic tissue and minimizing the impact on surrounding healthy structures. This approach is often preferred when the removal of a lesion or tumor is necessary, but the preservation of organ function and aesthetics is crucial. Conservative excisions are typically performed by skilled surgeons who carefully plan the procedure to ensure optimal outcomes and reduce potential complications.