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The extended latissimus dorsi flap option in autologous breast reconstruction: A report of 14 cases and review of the literature

Introduction

Breast reconstruction after mastectomy has been considered a very important step in the rehabilitation of breast cancer patients playing a major role in the interdisciplinary treatment for the disease. [1]

Various methods have been described in literature. They basically include tissue expanders, permanent implants in addition to various forms of autologous breast reconstruction. Autologous forms of reconstruction are recently gaining considerable interest in this patient group. [2]

The pedicled TRAM (transverse rectus abdominis muscle) flap is the preferred method for autologous breast reconstruction by many surgeons, particularly in the USA. [3] Indeed, better aesthetic ...

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