Study design
Anxiety, anxiety, HAD, Depression, depressive disorders
This is a single-center prospective trial designed to assess the interest in introducing the RFID localization technique at the Jean PERRIN center. Study design is presented in Fig. Design of the RFID study. The participation to the study will be proposed during a senology consultation to any patient requiring preoperative localization. The RFID tag and the hook wire will be respectively placed during the senology consultation and the day before the surgery. In the two groups, patients will fill out a Hospital Anxiety and Depression scale (HAD) questionnaire and then fill out a satisfaction questionnaire during the placement of the device (RFID tag or hook wire) and during the postoperative consultation at 1 month. Radiologists and surgeons will also fill out a questionnaire respectively after the localization and surgery proceduresAny patient requiring preoperative localization will receive a senology consultation and participation in the study could be proposed. A sequential inclusion in time will be performed: 20 inclusions in the gold-standard group, then 20 patients in the RFID group before repeating the inclusion scheme. Eighty patients will be enrolled.The RFID tag or the hook wire will be respectively placed during the senology consultation and the day before or the day of the surgery. If the hook wire is placed the day before the surgery patients should stay in overnight.As soon as they are included, patients will fill out a Hospital Anxiety and Depression scale (HAD) questionnaire to determine potential anxiety and depressive disorders.The included patients will then fill out a satisfaction questionnaire in two steps:during the placement of the device (RFID tag or hook wire),during the postoperative consultation at 1 monthRadiologists and surgeons will fill out a questionnaire dedicated to them, respectively after the localization and surgery procedures.