Prosthetic breast reconstruction is the most common method of reconstruction offered to
women following mastectomy. Prepectoral breast reconstruction has recently reemerged as …

Once considered to have an unacceptable complication profile, prepectoral breast
reconstruction is increasing in popularity because of decreased surgical invasiveness and …

Background The use of conservative mastectomies has risen significantly during the last few
years. The reconstructive choice of direct-to-implant reconstruction has become more …

Abstract Background and Objectives In the last years, prepectoral breast reconstruction has
increased its popularity, becoming a standard reconstructive technique by preserving …

Background: Breast reconstruction is rapidly evolving, because of the changing face of
cancer surgery and the growing acceptance of acellular dermal matrices and synthetic …

Background: Prosthetic breast reconstruction in the setting of radiotherapy is associated with
poor outcomes. Until recently, prosthetic breast reconstruction was predominantly performed …

Background: In the past decade, surgeons have increasingly advocated for a return to
prepectoral breast reconstruction with claims that surgical mesh (including acellular dermal …

Background Prepectoral implant placement is an innovative option for breast reconstruction,
due to multiple advantages over subpectoral implant placement. The adoption of various …

Background Although demand for prophylactic mastectomy is increasing over time among
women at a high risk for breast cancer, there is a paucity of studies on long term patient …

Objectives Pre-pectoral breast reconstruction is increasingly offered to breast cancer
patients, as the one-stage technique has proved surgical and oncological safety and …