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Nipple Loss following Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2016
Background: Nipple preservation at the time of mastectomy is increasingly performed to enhance the overall result from the reconstruction. Unfortunately, some of these patients may lose their nipples for oncologic reasons or because of necrosis. Several studies have investigated risk factors associated with nipple loss, but few
Melissa, Mastroianni   +4 more
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Nipple discharge

Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America, 2002
By performing a thoughtful evaluation including a detailed history and careful physical examination, appropriate studies can be selected to allow the practitioner to arrive at the correct diagnosis of nipple discharge in a nonmorbid, expeditious, and inexpensive manner. This article has presented a simple, cost-effective, minimally morbid algorithm for
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BENIGN INVERTED NIPPLE: TRANS-NIPPLE-AREOLAR CORRECTION

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1976
It is not expected that patients who have this correction for inverted nipples can nurse, but neither could they preoperatively. Their hygiene problems are solved. The deformity, their prime concern, has been corrected through a direct trans-nipple-areolar incision with nipple augmentation by flaps of breast tissue.
T R, Broadbent, R M, Woolf
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Bicyclist's Nipples

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1983
To the Editor.— Bicyclists are likely to suffer from a number of maladies, including dysuria, 1 numb penises, 2 and more. During cool or cold weather, another problem, bicyclist's nipples, may occur. This condition is similar to jogger's nipples, 3 but it is primarily a thermal injury instead of an irritation secondary to friction, as with the jogger'
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Nipple Areola Reconstruction

Breast Disease, 2002
Creation of the nipple areolar complex often represents the final hurdle in a long and arduous reconstructive process for women with breast cancer. It is as important as any aspect of the reconstruction, and closes the chapter for both patient and surgeon. In essence, it transforms the reconstructed mound into a breast.
John W, Tyrone   +2 more
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Nipple-Areola Reconstruction

Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1984
Nipple-areola reconstruction from nonspecialized tissues is presented as a worthwhile component of breast reconstruction. General principles are discussed, as are specific techniques for reconstruction of the areola and the nipple. The author's method is recommended as the most efficient use of local tissue for nipple reconstruction in the prosthetic ...
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Nipple Areola Reconstruction

The Cancer Journal, 2008
Nipple areola reconstruction is often considered the "finishing touch" in the process of breast reconstruction after surgery for breast cancer. Attention to detail with respect to patient selection, timing of reconstruction and surgical technique must therefore be paid to avoid an unsatisfactory result that may taint an otherwise successful ...
Nicholas, Vendemia   +3 more
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Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy and Nipple Ischemia

2017
Nipple-sparing mastectomy has rapidly gained acceptance because of its perceived aesthetic benefits and patient satisfaction. The technical aspects of the procedure continue to evolve as the rate of nipple ischemia approaches 15% in most series. Blood supply to nipple-areolar complex (NAC) comes mainly from perforating branches off the internal mammary
Yan T. Ortiz-Pomales, Grant W. Carlson
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NIPPLE NECROSIS

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1982
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