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• W1574453060 abstract "Breast cancer is the most frequent, after skin cancer, in women in industrialized countries, and is the leading cause of cancer morbidity and mortality. The latest epidemiological data in USA, updated in 2010, reported 207,090 new cases of breast cancer with a death toll of 39,840. (National Cancer Institute US). This disease is highly debilitating, even in the treatable forms, due to the emotional and psychological implications that come with it: even though it's not an organ essential to life, the breast is, in all cultures of the world, the deepest and purest expression of femininity, a pivotal aesthetic element, symbol of sexual and psychological identity and seduction. At the time of diagnosis the woman faces, on one hand a real threat to her survival and safety, and on the other the fear of witnessing her body image being irreversibly altered. Therefore in recent years, the need to provide the possibility for a breast reconstruction treatment after total mastectomy, in addition to specific treatment procedures for such tumors, has become increasingly pressing. The objective of post-cancer breast reconstruction is to restore the importance of the breast and maintain a good quality of life with no effect on the prognosis or the monitoring for tumor recurrence. Numerous studies confirm that breast reconstruction not only restores the body image, but it improves vitality, femininity and sexuality and has a positive effect on the sense of well being and quality of life of the patient. Modern breast reconstruction has seen many technical advances, which has provided valuable tools to the plastic surgeon for such procedures, including: improved models of silicone and saline breast implants, tissue expanders and the identification of several muscle-skin flaps that can provide wellvascularized tissue for breast reconstruction, as well as the tendency to perform modified total mastectomy as opposed to total mastectomy. Each surgical technique can be used both, for the delayed reconstruction (secondary), and for the immediate reconstruction, one that is performed at the same time as the mastectomy." @default.
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• W1574453060 title "Contralateral Breast Augmentation in Heterologous Breast Reconstruction" @default.
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