Surgery of the Breast:Principles and Art,2-Vol.,Spear L. Scott

 Table Of Contents

1. incidence, trends, and the epidemiology o breast cancer  ( susan flamm honing)
2. breast cancer screening and diagnosis (Marie fernicola  pennanen)
3. mamography of the surgically altered breast (Rebeca A. Zuurbier)
4. pathology of breast disorder (Balgit singh)
5. chemoprevention and management of beningn and proliferative lessions of the breast and preinvasive cancer of the breast (toncred marya styblo)
6. ductal carcinoma in situ: basic, treatment controversis and an oncoplastic approach (Melvin j. Silverstein)
7. invasive carcinoma: skin sparing mastectomy ( grant w. carlson)
8. invasive carcinoma:mastectomy and staging the axila
9. conservative treatment of breast cancer :reconstructive issues
10. reconstruction for partial mastectomy defects: classification and method
11. the osnabrueck experience with reconstruction of partial mastectomydefects.
12. reconstruction for partial mastectomy defects: distant flaps
13. fellow-up affter surgery for primary breast cancer :breast-conserving treatmnet and mastectomy with or without reconstruction
14. invasive carcinoma:adjuvant systemic therapy (cytotoxics, tamoxifen,aromatose inhibitors,dose-dense therapy)
15. use of bone stem cell transplantation in breast cancer
16. invasive carcinoma radiation therapy affter conservation
17. invasive carcinoma: radiation therapy after mastectomy
18. hereditary breast cancer : risk assement ,genetic testing , and managuement options
19. prophylactic simple mastectomy and reconstruction incluiding prosthetic latissimus and tram flap techniques
20. prophylactic niple-sparing  mastectomy and reconstruction incluiding indications , mastectomy techniques, and methods of reconstruction.
21. special problems in the treatment and reconstruction of breast cancer
22. reduction mammaplasty as part of breast conservation therapy in the large breasted patient
23. neuropsychiatric inpact of breas cancer and its treatment

1. informed consent and medico legal considerations in breast surgery
2. safety and effectiveness of breast implants
3. breast implant: material and manufacturing past, present and future
4. one-stage inmediate breast reconstruction with adjustable implant
5. inmediate and belaye breast reconstruction with shaped adjustable implant
6. inmediate two- stage breast reconstruction utilizing a tissues expander and implants
7. inmediate breast reconstruction with tissue expander and alloderm
8. delayed two-stage expander/implant reconstruction
9. inmediate two-stage reconstruction using a semilunar expander and pursestring closure
10. prosthetic reconstruction of the radiated breast
11. secondary prosthetics cases
12. recreating the inframammary fold: the external approach
13. recreating the inframammary  fold :the internal approach
14. recreating the inframammary fold with the superfical fascial system
15. latissimus dorsi musculocutaneos flap breast reconstruction
16. inmediate autologous reconstruction with latissimus muscle only flaps
17. breast reconstruction with an autologous latissimus musculocutaneos flap with and without inmediate nipple reconstruction
18. aesthetic subunits of the breast
19. reconstruction of the radiated breast.
20. Controversies regarding immediate. Reconstruction: Aesthectic Risks of radiation
21. One-stage reconstruction of the breast. Using the Tram Flap With immediate Nipple reconstruction.
22. Bipedicle TRAM Flap Reconstruction.
23. TRAM Flap reconstruction: The single pedicle, whole muscle technique.
24. Breast reconstruction with the unipedicle TRAM operation: Muscle splitting technique.
25. Bilateral TRAM flaps
26. Free TRAM flap breast reconstruction
27. the midabdominal  transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneos flap
28. immediate reconstruction after skin sparing mastectomy through a periaapproach
29. immediate reconstruction after skin sparing mastectomy using omental flaps and synthetic mesh
30. tram flaps with implants
31. tram flaps with preoperative  delay
32. perforator flaps in breast reconstruction
33. pedicled perforator flaps in breast reconstruction
34. musculofacial sparing tram flaps
35. the superior gluteal artery perforator flap in breast reconstruction
36. the inferior gluteal free flap
37. the superficial inferior epigastic artery flap in breast reconstruction
38. the peri-iliac (rubens) flap for breast reconstruction
39. options for the contralateral breast in breast reconstruction
40. nipple-aerola reconstruction
41. reconstruction of the previously augmented breast
42. the second stage in autologous breast reconstruction
43. lipomodeling of the reconstructed breast
44. biomechanical considerations in breast surgery
45. fat injection to correct contour deformities in the reconstructed breast

1.  Reduction mammaplasty and mastopexy: general considerations
2. periareolar benelli mastopexy and reduction: the “roud block”
3. periareolar mammaplasty: double-skin technique with application of mesh support.
4. mastopexy with pectoralis muscle loop
5. vertical scar breast reduction and mastopexy without undermining
6. vertical mammaplasty for breast reconstruction reduction and mastopexy
7. vertical mammaplasty with a  short horizontal scar
8. breast reduction by liposuction alone
9. vertical breast reduction using the superomedial pedicle
10. the shor scar periaerolar inferior pedicle reduction mammaplasty
11. circunvertical breast reduction with superiomedial pedicle
12. inferior pedicle technique in breast reduction
13. reduction mammaplasty by the modified vertical pedicle technique
14. reduction mammaplasty using the  central mound technique
15. the L short-sacr mammaplasty
16. breast reduction with the free nipple graft technique
17. reduction mammaplasty in the irratied breast
18. breast reconstruction and mastopexy after massive weight loss
19. gynecomastia
20. complications and secondary corrections after breast reduction and mastopexy

1. augmentation mammaplasty: general considerations
2. augmentation mammaplasty: quantitative tissue assement and planning
3. the augmentation mammaplasty patient : psychological issues
4. the inframammary approach to augmentation mammaplasty
5. the periareolar approach to augmentation mammaplasty
6. transaxilar breast augmentation
7. transubilical breast augmentation
8. breast augmentation with anatomical high-cohesive silicon gel implants
9. augmentation mammaplasty in the patient with tuberous breast and other complex anomalies
10. augmentation mammaplasty in women with thoracic hypoplasia
11. breast reconstruction in patients with Poland`s syndrome
12. augmentation mastopexy : general considerations
13. managing complications of augmentation mammaplasty
14. correction of capsular contracture after augmentation mammaplasty by conversion to the subpectoral or “dual –plane” position
15. the hypoplastic tuberous breast

mastopexy in the previously augmented breast

Autor: SCOTT L. SPEAR
EDITION: SECOND, PUB DATE: 2006 PAGES: 1600
ILLUSTRATIONS: 3718, TRIM SIZE: 8.5 X 11
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