Mammary myocutaneous-glandular flap for reconstruction of oncological defects of the anterior midline chest wall: Scandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Hand Surgery: Vol 43, No 4

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We describe a mammary myocutaneous-glandular flap, which is a simple, convenient, reliable, and speedy reconstructive technique applicable for women that combines little or no morbidity with excellent cosmetic outcome and provides a simple solution to an extremely difficult problem.

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