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May 2001 Subscribe | Archived Issues |
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Breast Reconstruction with Perforator Flaps: The DIEP and SGAP Flaps Breast reconstruction using autologous tissue is most commonly performed using the TRAM flap. This flap has been in use for 20 years and has provided outstanding aesthetic results. However, the downside to this flap is related to its donor site morbidity, namely the abdomen. The pedicle TRAM frequently requires use of the entire rectus abdominis muscle while the free TRAM may use as little as a postage size portion of the muscle. Complementary Approaches Stricter Guidelines for Supplements Stress, Communication and Recovery
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Other Features New Cancer-Blocking Gene Identified Expanding Medicaid Coverage for Women's Cancers Mammogram May Be More Effective The Emotional Impact of Breast Reconstruction Good News About Breast Implants Distinguishing Hereditary vs. Sporadic Breast Cancers Fewer Side Effects Found with Tamoxifen Chemotherapy-Induced Hair Loss New Guidelines Regarding Exercise and Disease Prevention
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