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Mastektomie

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Im Laufe der Jahre ist die Mastektomie ist immer weniger invasiv geworden. Inzwischen wird ein Großteil der Mastektomien nipplesparend, also unter Belassung der Brusthaut und der Brustwarze, vorgenommen, da sich gezeigt hat, dass bei den meisten Tumoren das Rezidivrisiko nicht erhöht ist. Haut- und nipplesparende Mastektomien haben in den letzten Jahren den Rekonstruktionszeitpunkt und -formen verändert. Durch das Belassen der Haut besteht bei Mastektomien die Indikation zur primären Rekonstruktion. Dieser Paradigmenwechsel von der sekundären zur primären Rekonstruktion führt zur idealerweise zur frühen Einbindung der Rekonstruktion in das chirurgische und auch das onkologische individuelle Behandlungskonzept.

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Fansa, H., Heitmann, C. (2018). Mastektomie. In: Brustchirurgie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-57390-7_7

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