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Why breast reconstruction

The presence of breast is a defining feature of adult mammalian gender.

It must therefore be considered an essential element of human feminity, and the role it play in female psychology cannot be understated.

Hence reconstruction of breast is almost exclusively consequent on surgery for breast cancer.

What are aims of breast reconstruction

Creating a symmetrical ptotic conus precisely positioned on the breast footprint embodies the art of breast reconstructive sculpture.

The ultimate goal of breast reconstruction is to create symmetrical,natural-looking breast and not necessarily a specific shape or volume.

Indication for breast reconstruction

1. Mastectomy for breast cancer
2. Development of breast conservative surgery for breast cancer

Immediate Versus delayed Reconstruction

Delayed Reconstruction:

1. More certain about cancer clearance
2. Adjuvant therapy is completed like radiotherapy
3. Allows patient to adjust to life without breast
4. Less surgical time
5. Give time for consideration of the reconstructive options and their risk.

Primary Reconstruction

1. One stage reconstruction
2. Facilitates reconstruction when much of the breast skin envelope,and the IMF, can be preserved.

Immediate Delayed Reconstruction

This is indicated when patient may require adjuvant therapy as radiotherapy. In this reconstruction an expander is placed in skin envelop which helps in maintain suitable subcutaneous cavity to accommodate implant or tissue of reconstruction at later stage.

 What are Type of reconstruction

1. Autologus tissue
2. Implants
3. Combination of autologous tissue and Implants.

Which are flaps are used for breast reconstruction

1. Latissimus dorsi flap
2. Pedicled transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneous flap
3. Pedicled or Free TRAM flap
4. Deep Inferior epigastric artery perforator flap
5. Superior gluteal artery perforator flap
6. Inferior gluteal artery perforator flap
7. Transverse upper gracilis flap

Complications

1. Blood loss
2. Infection
3. Necrosis
4. Haematoma
5. Seroma

Dehiscence