Rodríguez-Flores G, Sánchez-Vivar AE, Alcántar-Vargas B, Pérez-Toledo A, Sotelo-Martínez L

Language: Spanish
References: 6
Page: 255-259
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ABSTRACT

Lipotransfer is a useful surgical technique to enhance the appearance of small defects or asymmetries in breasts, resulting from resection of glandular tissue in diagnosis or treatment of mammary lesions, and in reconstructions in patients with breast cancer; it is used as an alternative to familiar options such as implants or reconstruction with autologous tissue.
We report on a case in which changes resulting from lipotransfer following resection of a nodule in the left breast due to suspected malignancy are shown by imaging methods. Finally, the analysis reported a benign histopathology.

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