Titlebook: Oncoplastic and Reconstructive Breast Surgery; Cicero Urban,Mario Rietjens Book 20131st edition Springer-Verlag Italia 2013 breast cancer.

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Breast Imagingptomatic patient evaluation for breast cancer screening and symptomatic patient evaluation to diagnose either a benign or a malignant tumor. Indications and limits are described here to help surgeons in their decisions and surgical planning.

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Systemic Treatment of Breast Cancer and Breast Reconstructionf plastic surgery. On the other hand, there has been a suggestion that breast reconstruction can cause a slight delay in the commencement of adjuvant of chemotherapy; this finding was not supported by other authors. In summary, the association of chemotherapy and breast reconstruction seems to be safe and feasible.

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Breast Cancer Pathologysment and the choice of the best treatment, according to Veronesi’s paradigm: “from maximum tolerable treatment to minimum effective treatment”. These changes can be summarized in this way: in the past we were dealing with “what to treat”, now we are dealing with “how to treat”, aiming at dealing with “whom to treat”.

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Principles for Breast Reconstruction: Indications and Limitsis chapter, we address the controversies in breast reconstruction, including the timing of reconstruction for patients who will require postmastectomy radiotherapy. We also review the data on the oncologic safety and cosmetic results of nipple-sparing mastectomy.

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Oncoplastic Surgery: Central Quadrant Techniqueslear contraindications to lumpectomy, for the appropriately selected individual, breast-conserving therapy offers both effective treatment and the psychological benefit of retention of the breast. This chapter specifically reviews techniques for managing central breast cancers that are in close proximity to the nipple-areolar complex.

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