Literature DB >> 31383626

[Complications of autologous breast reconstruction].

T Meresse1, B Chaput2, J L Grolleau2, D Gangloff3.   

Abstract

Flap reconstruction techniques are increasingly desired by French's patients and it represents almost half of breast reconstruction indications in 2017. The main reasons of this statistics are the growing concerns of the patients with breast implant of developing BIA-ALCL, as well as their desire of having a more natural reconstruction results without having any foreign bodies. The multiplication of autologous reconstruction techniques, especially microsurgical techniques which has been popularized in the recent years, makes possible to propose a reconstruction to the majority of patients without an implant. This type of reconstructions is associated with a significant number of complications; thus, a proper selection of patient should be done and a good knowledge of the surgical technique by the surgeon to reduce the complication. Our proposed study is divided into two main parts, the complications of the flap and the complications at the donor site. Based on the experience of our plastic surgery department in immediate and delayed breast reconstruction, the objective of this article is to describe and to analyze the possible complications of breast reconstruction by a flap and their surgical management in intra and post operatively. Our goal is to provide an algorithm for our young colleagues in order to obtain better understanding of this type of interventions difficulties and to provide an appropriate care in the event of complication, also to provide optimal care to the patients who wish to undergo autologous flap reconstructions.
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Keywords:  Autologous; Breast reconstruction; Chirurgie plastique; Complications chirurgicales; Plastic surgery; Reconstruction autologue; Reconstruction mammaire; Surgical complication

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Year:  2019        PMID: 31383626     DOI: 10.1016/j.anplas.2019.07.015

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Ann Chir Plast Esthet        ISSN: 0294-1260            Impact factor:   0.660


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