<p><strong>FOUR STARS from Doody’s Star Ratings™</strong></p><p>This second edition of <strong><cite>Partial Breast Reconstruction: Techniques in Oncoplastic Surgery</cite></strong> builds on and expands the authoritative procedures presented in the first edition, adding and updating the content with up-to-the-minute concepts, techniques, and innovations in oncoplastic breast surgery, all elucidated with hundreds of color images and illustrations.</p><p>This edition offers readers the following:<ul><li>A breadth of topics presented by internationally recognized experts from a range of disciplines from the U.S., Europe, United Kingdom, and South America</li><li>A systematic chapter structure that provides patient presentation, workup, surgical techniques, and follow-up for each approach</li><li>Emphasis on the essential contributions of all members of the multidisciplinary team</li><li>Extensive coverage of oncologic principles, indications, psychological considerations/body image, the challenges of radiotherapy, and postoperative surveillance</li><li>Prevention and correction of BCT deformities</li><li>Exploration of the risks and benefits of delayed versus immediate reconstruction</li><li>Reduction and mastopexy techniques with parenchyma autoaugmentation, central defect reconstruction, fat grafting, and local and perforator flap reconstruction techniques</li><li>Outcomes presented as the ultimate proof of the validity of each technique, with long-term follow-up</li><li>Treatment of complications</li><li>Provided in both printed and e-book formats, with multiple videos of techniques</li></ul></p><p>As the oncoplastic approach to partial breast reconstruction continues to grow exponentially in popularity as a reliable treatment option, the updated information provided in this comprehensive new edition is absolutely essential to every surgeon performing partial breast reconstruction for women with breast cancer.</p>
Tabella dei contenuti
<p><strong>PART ONE Evolution of Oncoplastic Surgery</strong><br>1 Fundamentals of Oncoplastic Breast Surgery<br>2 Current Approach to Oncoplastic Breast Surgery<br>-The European Experience<br>-The American Experience<br>3 How to Incorporate Oncoplastic Surgery Into Your Practice<br><strong>PART TWO Principles and Considerations of Oncoplastic Breast Conservation</strong><br>4 Applied Anatomy and Breast Aesthetics: Definition and Assessment<br>5 Breast-Conserving Therapy<br>6 Breast-Conserving Therapy: Decision-Making and Anticipating the Unfavorable Aesthetic and Functional Result<br>7 Oncologic Safety of the Oncoplastic Approach for Breast Conservation Surgery<br>8 Improving the Partial Mastectomy Deformity<br>9 Improving the Quadrantectomy Defect<br>10 Breast Radiotherapy in Oncoplastic Surgery<br>11 Indications and Benefits of Oncoplastic Breast Surgery<br>12 Designing the Oncoplastic Operation<br>13 Timing of the Oncoplastic Reconstruction: Immediate, Delayed, and Delayed-Immediate<br>14 Psychosocial Aspects of Oncoplastic Breast Conservation<br><strong>PART THREE Immediate Partial Breast Reconstruction</strong><br>15 Reduction Techniques to Optimize Results<br>16 Reduction and Mastopexy Techniques With Parenchymal Autoaugmentation<br>17 Central Defect Reconstruction<br>18 The Role of Local Flaps as Volume Replacement in Oncoplastic Reconstruction<br>19 Latissimus Dorsi Miniflap Reconstruction<br>20 Endoscopic Latissimus Dorsi Flap Reconstruction<br>21 Omental Flap Reconstruction<br>22 Pedicled Perforator Flap Reconstruction<br>23 Partial Breast Reconstruction Using Distant Flaps<br><strong>PART FOUR Correction of the Breast-Conserving Therapy Deformity: Delayed Partial Breast Reconstruction</strong><br>24 Classification and Analysis of the Breast-Conserving Therapy Deformity<br>25 Rearrangement Surgery<br>26 Correction of the Breast-Conserving Therapy Deformity Using Local Flaps<br>27 Perforator Flap Reconstruction of Breast-Conserving Therapy Deformities<br>28 Local Perforator Flaps in Oncoplastic Breast-Conserving Surgery: The Nottingham Experience<br>29 Breast Lumpectomy Reconstruction With External Vacuum Expansion and Autologous Fat Grafting<br>30 Fat Grafting in the Breast-Conserving Therapy Deformity<br>31 Can Implants Correct a Breast-Conserving Therapy Deformity?<br><strong>PART FIVE Outcomes and Future Directions</strong><br>32 Cancer Surveillance After Partial Breast Reconstruction<br>33 Complications and Outcomes After Immediate Partial Breast Reconstruction<br>34 Outcomes and Tumor Recurrence After Oncoplastic Surgery of the Breast: Eighteen-Year Follow-up</p>
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