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Breast MRI in DCIS size estimation, breast-conserving surgery and oncoplastic breast surgery
Cancer Treatment Reviews, 2021The impact of MRI on improving surgical outcomes in DCIS is debated. Here, we explore the utility of MRI in the investigation and management of DCIS in three key areas. Firstly, we highlight that MRI is likely to be a more accurate predictor of actual tumour size than conventional imaging.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965
This compact, easily read volume literally exudes common sense. It is written by an obviously observant general surgeon and is based largely on his own experience. The chapter on examination is delightfully simple and straightforward. Descriptions of surgical techniques are unusually lucid.
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This compact, easily read volume literally exudes common sense. It is written by an obviously observant general surgeon and is based largely on his own experience. The chapter on examination is delightfully simple and straightforward. Descriptions of surgical techniques are unusually lucid.
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Complications of Breast Surgery
Breast Disease, 2001Surgical procedures performed for diagnosis and treatment of breast disease have become progressively less invasive. As an increasing proportion of breast surgery is performed on an outpatient basis, identification and management of postoperative problems have become a collaborative effort involving the surgeon, the patient, home care services and ...
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Therapeutische Umschau, 1999
Die Bedeutung einer wohlgeformten weiblichen Brust nimmt in unserer heutigen Gesellschaft einen hohen Stellenwert ein und hat demzufolge große Bedeutung für das weibliche Selbstwertgefühl. Eine Brustvergrösserung wird fast ausschließlich aus ästhetischen Gründen verlangt. Demzufolge werden die anfallenden Kosten von den Krankenkassen nicht übernommen.
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Die Bedeutung einer wohlgeformten weiblichen Brust nimmt in unserer heutigen Gesellschaft einen hohen Stellenwert ein und hat demzufolge große Bedeutung für das weibliche Selbstwertgefühl. Eine Brustvergrösserung wird fast ausschließlich aus ästhetischen Gründen verlangt. Demzufolge werden die anfallenden Kosten von den Krankenkassen nicht übernommen.
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Current Opinion in Oncology, 1998
Women with breast cancer today have many more therapeutic options available to them for their surgical therapy. Almost all patients with breast cancer have some options for breast conservation. Active patient involvement in analyzing and understanding the pros and cons of each of these options seems extremely important to the long-term emotional and ...
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Women with breast cancer today have many more therapeutic options available to them for their surgical therapy. Almost all patients with breast cancer have some options for breast conservation. Active patient involvement in analyzing and understanding the pros and cons of each of these options seems extremely important to the long-term emotional and ...
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Opioid Use following Outpatient Breast Surgery: Are Physicians Part of the Problem?
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2018Background: The increasing rate of opioid abuse warrants standardization of postoperative pain management. The purpose of this study was to analyze the use of opioids in pain control and patient satisfaction following ambulatory breast surgery.
A. Hart +3 more
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Toradol following Breast Surgery: Is There an Increased Risk of Hematoma?
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2018Background: Ketorolac tromethamine (Toradol), a nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug, is used with increased frequency given its success in postoperative pain control and the subsequent decreased need for narcotics.
B. Nguyen +3 more
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Archives of Surgery, 1978
To the Editor .—The article by Walker et al (113:942-946, 1978) in theArchivesagain demonstrates the safety, savings, and patient acceptance of outpatient breast surgery. Several previous authors 1.2 have published similar findings without altering traditional surgical practice.
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To the Editor .—The article by Walker et al (113:942-946, 1978) in theArchivesagain demonstrates the safety, savings, and patient acceptance of outpatient breast surgery. Several previous authors 1.2 have published similar findings without altering traditional surgical practice.
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Current Opinion in Oncology, 1999
This year (1999) has been filled with new information on the prevention of breast cancer and new literature trying to address some of the long-term adverse consequences of our surgical therapies. As the complexities of our therapies continue to increase at exponential rates, we now also have the ability to more accurately predict the consequences of ...
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This year (1999) has been filled with new information on the prevention of breast cancer and new literature trying to address some of the long-term adverse consequences of our surgical therapies. As the complexities of our therapies continue to increase at exponential rates, we now also have the ability to more accurately predict the consequences of ...
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Oxford Handbook for Medical School, 2019
Chapter 32 provides an overview of breast surgery including common presenting symptoms, an approach to clinical assessment, and the investigation and management of breast lumps.
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Chapter 32 provides an overview of breast surgery including common presenting symptoms, an approach to clinical assessment, and the investigation and management of breast lumps.
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