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Multimodality Review of Imaging Features Following Breast Reduction Surgery
Reduction mammoplasty is a common surgical procedure that removes a significant portion of the breast, and the resulting changes to the breast parenchyma are frequently seen on breast imaging studies. Any radiologist who interprets breast imaging studies
Sally H. Goudreau +2 more
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Achieving Predictability in Augmentation Mastopexy: An Update
Background:. One-stage augmentation mastopexy is a challenging procedure, with the highest cited revision rates in plastic surgery. This is because when mastopexy and augmentation are performed together, they lead to opposing forces, which must be ...
Amy S. Xue, MD +2 more
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BACKGROUND: The central pedicle technique (CPT) is rarely used to perform a mastopexy or mastopexy with implant augmentation despite having robust perfusion and allowing for great exposure resulting in reproducible results.
Orloff, George
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Background The most effective dissection technique for elevating flaps in body contouring is still controversial, particularly in high-risk massive weight loss (MWL) patients.
Diletta Maria Pierazzi +7 more
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State of the Art der plastisch-rekonstruktiven Chirurgie aus Sicht der Gynäkologie
In Germany plastic-reconstructive techniques are used in gynecology for aesthetic reasons as well as for correction of congenital malformations, reconstructive surgery or defect coverage after tumour resection in the genital area, in the abdominal region
Nestle-Krämling, Carolin
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Benchmarking the outcomes of single-stage augmentation mastopexy against primary breast augmentation: a single surgeon's experience of 905 consecutive cases. [PDF]
BACKGROUND Augmentation mastopexy may be performed as a one or a two-stage procedure. Due to the opposing force vectors involved in the augmentation and in mastopexy, some surgeons advocate a two-stage procedure.
Cheema, Mubashir +4 more
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Mastopexy: with or without Acellular Dermal Matrix?
Background:. In the years after unilateral breast reconstruction, the reconstructed breast resists ptosis more than natural breast tissue in the native contralateral breast. As acellular dermal matrix (ADM) becomes fully incorporated into the recipient’s
Rasha Abdelkader, MD +4 more
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High-riding nipple–areolar complex (NAC) due to postoperative malposition following breast reduction surgery is a very serious aesthetic problem for the patients and a very difficult one for surgeons to correct. Reduction surgeries aim to elevate the NAC,
Rajat Gupta +2 more
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Inframammary Fold Repositioning in Mastopexy for Massive Weight Loss Patients [PDF]
Background: Massive weight loss (MWL) patients frequently appear with significant challenges in breast aesthetics due to extensive skin redundancy, loss of dermal elasticity, and diminished inframammary support.
Sameh Elshawadfy, Mohamed Elghazaly
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The breast is exposed to hormonal, physical, and physiologic changes throughout life. All these periods affect breast shapes and contours and may result in ptosis.
Karacaoǧlu, Ercan +1 more
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