Breast Cancer following Augmentation Mammaplasty: A Case-Control Study

Sosin, Michael; Devulapalli, Chaitan; Fehring, Charles; Hammond, Edward R.; Willey, Shawna C.; Tousimis, Eleni; Spear, Scott L.; Nahabedian, Maurice Y.; Feldman, Elizabeth

doi:10.1097/prs.0000000000004196

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“…However, reports show that breast augmentation can influence breast cancer diagnosis by decreasing the sensitivity of imaging techniques (i.e., mammography) (9,10). Several breast cancer cases have been reported after breast implants, but there are no reports on SVF-gel as the material in the augmentation injection (11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17).…”

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Misdiagnosis of breast cancer after augmentation injection of stromal vascular fraction gel: a case description

Ouyang¹,

Lin²,

Hu³

et al. 2023

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Misdiagnosis of breast cancer after augmentation injection of stromal vascular fraction gel: a case description

Ouyang¹,

Lin²,

Hu³

et al. 2023

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“…Such pathology, if detected early, in most cases, has a favorable prognosis, with a survival rate of almost 100% [2]. Currently, Brazil follows the recommendations of the World Health Organization and countries that adopt mammography as the exam of choice for screening for breast cancer, since mammography enables the detection of small and early findings suggestive of malignancy [3].…”

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Construction of mammographic findings simulators to study the interference of silicone implants in the diagnosis of breast cancer

Bezerra

Kruger

et al. 2021

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Introduction: Breast cancer is the most prevalent malignant neoplasm among women, presenting itself, in 99% of cases, in females. Augmentation mammoplasty is the most performed aesthetic surgical intervention in the world. Objective: This study aims to improve the search for biomaterials compatible with mammographic findings suggestive of malignancy, to further study the interference of silicone implants in mammography exams. Methods: To make the simulators of mammographic findings, a bibliographic study of possible biomaterials that presented compatibility with the breast tissue and with possible neoplastic findings was carried out. The validation process of the simulators made in this work was carried out in two stages. Results: The result found was a density variation between 2.54 and 2.57 (dimensionless unit). For the second plate, the individual optical density of each material was analyzed. The results found for fiberglass ranged between 1.95 and 2.63. For chicken eggshells between 0.59 and 0.80. For the glycerin suppository, values between 1.43 and 2.29 were found. And for plastic PVC film 1.78 to 2.53. Conclusion: Given the above, it is observed that the first plate as a whole is compatible with mammographic studies. However, on the second plate, when the materials were analyzed separately, it was observed that fiberglass and plastic PVC film were the closest to compatibility with the commercial phantom, being compatible materials to simulate breast neoplasms in possible further studies.

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“…Innleggelse av brystimplantater (proteser) har økt i vestlige land og er det hyppigste kosmetiske inngrepet i USA, med ca. 300 000 prosedyrer årlig (1,2). Brystimplantater anvendes ved brystforstørring på kosmetisk indikasjon og ved brystrekonstruksjon hos kvinner operert for brystkreft.…”

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“…Ultralyd anbefales ved uklare palpasjonsfunn hos kvinner med implantater. Biopsi kan utføres ultralydveiledet, men risiko for proteseskade ved grovnålsbiopsi gjør at eksisjonsbiopsi ofte utføres (1). MR kan unntaksvis vaere påkrevet hos kvinner med implantater.…”

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