Breast reconstruction with tissue expander and definitive implant replacement

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Abstract

For patients who are not suitable candidates for autologous breast reconstruction, the traditional approach has been a staged procedure, by first expanding the skin and chest wall musculature over a period of weeks and then exchanging the expander for a fixed volume implant. While this was conventionally a delayed procedure to be carried out once adjuvant treatments were completed, it is now routinely used in the immediate setting [1].

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Fysh, T. H. S., & Rainsbury, R. (2017). Breast reconstruction with tissue expander and definitive implant replacement. In Breast Cancer: Innovations in Research and Management (pp. 457–464). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-48848-6_35

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