Breast reconstruction after mastectomy: What are today's options?: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 89, No 8

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Breast reconstruction is a medically indicated procedure for women who want “to be whole again” after mastectomy. Primary care physicians who recognize its importance for their patients' quality of life can help guide them to appropriate plastic surgery. Dr Riley discusses current options and provides before-and-after photographs of successful reconstructions.

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