Subcutaneous mastectomy for primary operable breast cancer

C P Hinton; P J Doyle; R.W. Blamey; C J Davies; Holly Holliday; C.W. Elston

doi:10.1002/bjs.1800710623

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Subcutaneous mastectomy for primary operable breast cancer

C P Hinton P J Doyle R.W. Blamey C J Davies Holly Holliday C.W. Elston

Year: 1984 Journal: British journal of surgery Vol: 71 (6)Pages: 469-472 Publisher: Oxford University Press

DOI: 10.1002/bjs.1800710623

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Abstract Subcutaneous mastectomy has been performed on 98 patients with primary breast cancer. Eighty-four have undergone breast reconstruction using a silicone prosthesis. The overall complication rate has been low. The rates of local recurrence and survival are similar to those in patients undergoing simple mastectomy.

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Medicine Mastectomy Breast cancer Surgery Breast reconstruction Complication Prosthesis Cancer Internal medicine

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Breast Implant and Reconstruction

Health Sciences → Medicine → Surgery

Reconstructive Surgery and Microvascular Techniques

Health Sciences → Medicine → Surgery

Breast Cancer Treatment Studies

Life Sciences → Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology → Cancer Research

Subcutaneous mastectomy for primary operable breast cancer

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