Breast Carcinogenesis
Etiology, Assessing Risk, Initial Evaluation, and Management: Introduction Print Section Listen Breast cancer is an important health care problem since it is the most frequently occurring cancer (1 out of…
Etiology, Assessing Risk, Initial Evaluation, and Management: Introduction Print Section Listen Breast cancer is an important health care problem since it is the most frequently occurring cancer (1 out of…
INTRODUCTION Print Section Listen Epidemiology Cancer of the head and neck is still a significant problem worldwide. Head and neck tumors are strongly associated with a history of smoking and…
BACKGROUND Print Section Listen Skin-sparing mastectomy (SSM) has emerged as an oncologically safe approach to early-stage breast cancer and prophylactic mastectomies.1,2 This technique improves aesthetic outcomes by preserving the maximum…
BACKGROUND Print Section Listen The grafting of skin originated among the tile-maker caste in India approximately 3000 years ago.1 In 1804, an Italian surgeon, Baronio, successfully performed a full-thickness skin…
BACKGROUND Print Section Listen Introduction Humans lose the regenerative potential for wound repair early in embryonic life and following that wounds heal by scarring. Although scarring is a protective mechanism that…
INTRODUCTION Print Section Listen Several studies have demonstrated a dramatic increase in the number of skin cancer diagnoses in recent years.1,2 These increasing numbers amount to a growing patient population…
INTRODUCTION Print Section Listen Breast reconstruction is an important aesthetic and rehabilitative option that should be offered and considered by every woman diagnosed with breast cancer. Breast reconstruction is not…
BACKGROUND Print Section Listen Reduction mammaplasty for women with breast cancer has become a reliable option and adjunct following partial or total mastectomy.1–3 In the setting of partial mastectomy, reduction…
INTRODUCTION Print Section Listen Sarcomas are neoplasms of the connective tissues derived from mesenchymal origins throughout the body, accounting for 1% of adult malignancies and 7% to 15% of pediatric…