Introduction Seroma is a common complication after prepectoral prosthetic breast
reconstruction with ADM, leading to wound dehiscencse, infection, and even loss of …

In the field of implant-based breast reconstruction (IBBR), the most recent and successful
progress has been the evolution of the prepectoral approach through the use of acellular …

Background Seroma is a common complication in prepectoral breast reconstruction. PICO
TM dressing, a type of incisional negative pressure wound therapy (iNPWT), was used to …

Seroma, with its secondary complications, represents one of the major unsolved problems in
direct to implant breast reconstruction with acellular dermal matrix. The seroma formation not …

Background: Seroma and infection are among the most common complications after staged
prepectoral implant-based reconstruction. Advances in tissue expander technology permit …

Background: Peri-prosthetic seroma after implant insertion for breast reconstruction is a
common but difficult-to-manage complication. This study aimed to compare peri-prosthetic …

Background: Increasing amounts of acellular dermal matrix are being used with the adoption
of prepectoral breast reconstruction. Postoperative infection remains a challenge in breast …

BACKGROUND: Prepectoral tissue expander (TE) placement for two-stage postmastectomy
reconstruction is usually performed in conjunction with insertion of acellular dermal matrix …

Background Seroma is a common complication after breast surgery such as mastectomy
and immediate reconstruction. However, there is a lack of evidence for the utility of drains in …

Background: Seroma formation after breast surgery could result in significant morbidity and
subsequent delay to commence the adjuvant therapy. A prospective randomized study was …