Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction Using a Titanium-Coated Polypropylene Mesh (TiLOOP Bra)

Abstract

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AGO Recommendations for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Patients with Early Breast Cancer: Update 2016

“…The use of ADM presents no significant increase of longterm complication rates and less capsular contracture compared to 2stage expander/im plant reconstruction without ADM (LoE 2b, C) [65]. Syn thetic meshes can be used in patients undergoing reconstruc tion after SSM or NSM with wellpreserved skin softtissue proportions and in patients with primary or secondary pro phylactic subcutaneous mastectomy; they seem to be a helpful tool for implant stabilization in terms of lateral stabilization and fixation of the musculus pectoralis major [66].…”

Biocompatibility, cell growth and clinical relevance of synthetic meshes and biological matrixes for internal support in implant-based breast reconstruction

“…First clinical results show increased complications rates in patients undergoing secondary IBBR using TiLOOP Ò Bra [25]. In these secondary cases poor soft tissue conditions are frequently found.…”

A Systematic Review and Head-to-Head Meta-Analysis of Outcomes following Direct-to-Implant versus Conventional Two-Stage Implant Reconstruction

“…As continuing advancements in technology and bioprosthetic design are realized, different implant characteristics and nonhuman acellular dermal matrix may illustrate improved cost efficacy, which has yet to be explored adequately. 12,42,53,54 Similarly, patient-reported outcomes and quality of life are quickly growing foci in health care outcomes research. Incorporating these aspects in reconstructive modality comparisons is vital to optimizing patient outcomes.…”