Axillary gland surgery is performed when metastases have been found in the axillary glands. During the operation, a surgeon removes the lymph nodes in the armpit. The surgery is also called an axillary gland tootomy or axillary gland dissection.

The Divi provides patients with information about the surgery, including preparation and recovery afterwards. The Divi also covers the rules of life, possible complications and side effects. In conclusion, patients receive an explanation of lymphedema and preventive measures to prevent it.