Fracture du sein : présentation, diagnostic et prise en charge chirurgicale de deux cas

Scevola, A; Viard, R.; Veber, Michael; Toussoun, G.; Delay, E.

doi:10.1016/j.anplas.2011.01.005

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“…After title and abstract screening, 91 articles were excluded. This systematic review included six published articles 3 4 9 10 11 12 after full-text assessment. The PRISMA flow diagram presents the study selection process ( Fig.…”

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“…On the other hand, Petrie N., et al [10], resected the edges of the defect but limited the incision from the lower edge of the cleft to a point on the upper edge of the NAC to avoid leaving a visible scar in the cleavage area of the breast. Scevola A., et al [9] applied conventional breast reduction techniques and a posterior glandular flap in gland reshaping and lipofilling to fill in substance loss and improve breast contour. Noel O., et al [11], designed a modified inferior dermoglandular pedicle to correct the defect and standard reduction in the contralateral breast.…”

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Breast Reconstruction after Blunt Breast Trauma: Systematic Review and Case Report Using the Ribeiro Technique

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Blunt breast trauma occurs in 2% of blunt chest injuries. We present the case of a 58-year-old woman with a history of severe chest trauma during a traffic accident. The patient was consulted for deformity in the left breast associated with the use of a seat belt. Breast reconstruction was performed using the Ribeiro inferior dermoglandular flap technique. This technique was originally designed to provide safety in terms of volume and more lasting aesthetic results in mammoplasties. We discuss our case, the surgical technique, and perform a systematic review of the literature on breast reconstruction after blunt chest trauma associated with the use of seat belts. Until now, there is no consensus on reconstructive treatment due to the low incidence of this entity. This is the first case to describe breast reconstruction after blunt chest trauma using the Ribeiro technique.

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