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Radioguided occult lesion localisation using iodine‐125 seeds (‘ROLLIS’) for removal of impalpable breast lesions: First Australian experience

Approximately one‐third of breast cancers are impalpable and require pre‐operative image‐guided localisation. Hook‐wire localisation (HWL) is commonly used but has several disadvantages. Use of a low‐activity radioactive iodine‐125 seed is a promising alternative technique used in the USA and the Netherlands. This pilot study describes the first use of this in Australia.