Surgical risk factors of breast reconstruction and their clinical implications

Authors	L.A.E. Woerdeman
Supervisors	C.M.A.M. van der Horst
Cosupervisors	J.J. Hage
Award date	19-10-2005
ISBN	9789090197142
Number of pages	145
Organisations	Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA)
Document type	PhD thesis
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Stellingen behorende bij het proefschrift Titlepage Contents Chapter 1 The evolution of reconstructive breast surgery within oncologic boundaries: A general introduction Chapter 2 Breast conserving therapy in patients with a relatively large (T2, T3) breast cancer: Long-term local control and cosmetic outcome of a feasibility study Chapter 3 Verifying surgical results and risk factors of the lateral thoracodorsal flap Chapter 4 The lateral thoracodorsal flap as a salvage procedure for partial TRAM or DIEP flap loss in breast reconstruction Chapter 5 Skin sparing mastectomy and immediate breast reconstruction by use of implants: An assessment of risk factors for complications and cancer control in 120 patients Chapter 6 Extended deepithelialization to secure double-breasted closure of the skin Chapter 7 A prospective assessment of surgical risk factors in 400 consecutive immediate breast reconstructions after skin sparing mastectomy to establish clinically relevant selection criteria Chapter 8 Routine histological examination of 728 mastectomy scars: Did it benefit our patients? Chapter 9 Summary, conclusions, and future perspectives Bedankt ! Curriculum Vitae Cover
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