National Mastectomy & Breast Reconstruction Audit Datasheet - Mastectomy +/- Immediate Reconstruction

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Patient Registration data Surname Forename NHS/Private Hospital Number Date of birth Postcode Ethnicity Patient-reported outcomes consent Has this patient consented to being sent outcome questionnaires? Patient has consented to receive questionnaires Patient does not want to receive questionnaires Patient judged incapable of completing a written questionnaire in English Patient was capable but not asked whether they were happy to receive questionnaire Reason patient was judged incapable of completing the questionnaires (if applicable): Poor eyesight Literacy or language comprehension problems DO NOT SUBMIT DATA ELECTRONICALLY UNTIL THIS SECTION IS COMPLETED Previous treatment data Date of breast cancer diagnosis: Date of decision to treat (mastectomy): Treatments for ipsilateral breast cancer prior to this admission (please select all that apply): Breast-conserving surgery Axillary surgery (including Sentinel Node Bx) Radiotherapy Chemotherapy Hormone Therapy Co-morbidity data Smoking status: ASA Grading (from pre-operative assessment): Current smoker I Normal healthy individual Ex-smoker II Mild systemic disease that does not limit activity Never smoked III Severe systemic disease that limits activity but is not Body mass index: incapacitating Weight/kg IV Incapacitating systemic disease which is constantly Height/m life-threatening BMI (W/H 2 ) Pre-operative performance status (ECOG/WHO): Diabetes status: 0 - Fully active Not diabetic 1 - Light/office work Type I diabetes 2 Ambulatory / self care, up and about > 50% of the time Type II diabetes 3 - Limited self care, confined to bed / chair > 50% waking hours 4 - Completely disabled, no self care and totally confined to bed / chair

Operative data Date of admission for surgery: Date of mastectomy: Type of mastectomy (please select one option only): Simple mastectomy Subcutaneous or skin sparing mastectomy via circumareolar approach (nipple excised) Subcutaneous or envelope mastectomy via lateral or submammary approach (nipple spared) Total mastectomy with excision of any part of pectoralis muscle Total mastectomy with excision of both pectoral muscles + part of chest wall Type of axillary surgery (please select one option only): Level 1 axillary clearance Sentinel node biopsy Level 2 axillary clearance Axillary sampling Level 3 axillary clearance Type of immediate primary reconstruction performed (please select all that apply): SIEA free flap Tissue expander TDAP flap Fixed volume implant TMG/TUG free flap Latissimus Dorsi flap SGAP free flap TRAM pedicle flap IGAP free flap TRAM free flap Nipple reconstruction DIEP free flap Type of contralateral symmetrisation surgery performed (please select all that apply): Reduction mammoplasty Tissue expander Mastopexy (skin reduction only) Augmentation mammoplasty Planned adjuvant treatments: Radiotherapy Chemotherapy Hormone therapy Specialist palliative care Planned secondary reconstructive procedures: Tissue expansion of breast mound Exchange of expander for fixed volume implant Nipple reconstruction Areolar tattooing Symmetrisation procedure Exchange of implant/expander for autologous flap

Reconstructive decision-making data PLEASE COMPLETE IF IMMEDIATE RECONSTRUCTION HAS NOT BEEN PERFORMED Was immediate reconstruction offered to this patient? Yes No If immediate reconstruction was not offered, why was this? (please select all that apply) Patient appropriateness for surgery: Advanced stage of disease Concerns about local recurrence Age of patient Degree of co-morbidity (e.g. cardio-respiratory disease) Lifestyle factors (e.g. smoking) Mental health issues (e.g. psychiatric illness) Treatment pathway issues: Patient has undergone recent neo-adjuvant chemotherapy Adjuvant radiotherapy to chest wall anticipated for this patient Reconstructive surgery would delay other anticipated adjuvant therapies Service access issues: Immediate reconstruction not available locally Immediate reconstruction would significantly delay mastectomy surgery Has delayed reconstruction been offered to this patient? Yes No If yes, have they accepted the offer? Yes No If delayed reconstruction has not been offered, why is this? (please select all that apply) Patient appropriateness for surgery: Advanced stage of disease Concerns about local recurrence Age of patient Degree of co-morbidity (e.g. cardio-respiratory disease) Lifestyle factors (e.g. smoking) Mental health issues (e.g. psychiatric illness) Service access issues: Delayed reconstruction not available locally

Peri-operative morbidity data Date of discharge: Return to theatre during admission Yes No Emergency transfer to HDU or ITU during admission Yes No Death during admission Yes No In-patient complications (please select all that apply): Complications requiring therapeutic intervention at: Mastectomy Flap donor site site (if applicable) Wound infection requiring intravenous antibiotics Wound infection requiring surgical debridement Skin flap necrosis requiring surgical debridement Wound dehiscence requiring re-closure Haematoma or seroma requiring aspiration or drainage Flap-related complications requiring therapeutic intervention: Not applicable Impaired flap perfusion requiring re-exploration or revision of anastomosis Partial flap necrosis or failure requiring debridement Total flap necrosis or failure requiring removal Implant/expander-related complications requiring therapeutic intervention: Not applicable Displaced implant/expander requiring re-positioning Infected implant/expander requiring intravenous antibiotic therapy Infected implant/expander requiring removal Ruptured implant/expander requiring removal Distant or systemic complications requiring therapeutic intervention: Haemorrhage requiring blood transfusion Deep venous thrombosis (DVT) requiring formal anticoagulation Pulmonary embolism (PE) requiring formal anticoagulation Acute myocardial infarction (MI) requiring anticoagulation +/- thrombolysis

Pathology data (from post-operative histology report) Tumour laterality: Right Left Invasive status: Invasive DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) Grade of DCIS or Invasive Carcinoma: 1 low (DCIS) or well differentiated (invasive) 2 intermediate (DCIS) or moderately differentiated (invasive) 3 high (DCIS) or poorly differentiated (invasive) Lymph node involvement: ( / ) (number of positive axillary nodes / total number of axillary nodes in pathology specimen) Invasive lesion size (mm): Recorded Nottingham Prognostic Index Score (if invasive):