โจ ICG Fluorescence in Breast Surgery: from evidence to daily practice
Next week, the breast cancer care community gathers in Barcelona for the 15th European Breast Cancer Conference (EBCC).
A place where clinical experience, new insights, and daily practice come together.
Increasingly, the question is no longer if to use ICG fluorescence,
but how to implement it effectively in daily practice.
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In procedures such as Sentinel Lymph Node biopsy and breast reconstruction, the evidence is there. The benefits are clear. More and more centres are exploring its use.
But thereโs a difference between having access to a technology and using it confidently in daily practice.
That’s where implementation comes in.
- How do you train the entire team?
- How do you move from first cases to consistent use?
- How do you build confidence in interpretation and decision-making?
Fluorescence doesnโt create value on its own.
It only does when itโs applied, as a team, in the OR.
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Thatโs where training becomes essential.
Not just theoretical understanding, but:
- structured e-learning
- hands-on experience
- practical guidance tailored to clinical workflows
At Mobula, this is exactly where we focus: supporting teams in moving from interest to implementation.
At EBCC: experience it yourself
At EBCC in Barcelona, together with Diagnostic Green, weโll be sharing this approach.
Not only by discussing ICG, but by making it tangible:
- exploring our e-learning platform
- hands-on practice with phantom training
- exchanging experiences with clinicians and partners
Whether you are just exploring fluorescence, already using it, or looking to scale its use within your team: training is often the key to unlocking its full potential.
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๐ Explore our (online) training programme, or get in touch for tailored support.