Authors :
Maha Lhaloui; Hassnaa Sarhane; Kawtar Bahida; Fatima Zahra Belouzza; Nouhaila Yartaoui; Nisrine Benouicha; Amina Etber; Aziz Baydada
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 7 - July
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25jul1260
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Abstract :
Mastectomy is a complete excision from skin to muscle. Three main techniques : autologous flap, implants, and
expander. Among these methods, autologous flap reconstruction tends to result in fewer postoperative complications, which
are typically minor, such as infection, hematoma, skin necrosis, or lymphocele. The psychological impact of breast loss is
significant and constitutes a major source of emotional vulnerability, often affecting the patient’s overall quality of life.
Keywords :
Autologous Flap, Invasive Carcinoma, Oncoplastic Surgery, Axillary Dissection.
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Mastectomy is a complete excision from skin to muscle. Three main techniques : autologous flap, implants, and
expander. Among these methods, autologous flap reconstruction tends to result in fewer postoperative complications, which
are typically minor, such as infection, hematoma, skin necrosis, or lymphocele. The psychological impact of breast loss is
significant and constitutes a major source of emotional vulnerability, often affecting the patient’s overall quality of life.
Keywords :
Autologous Flap, Invasive Carcinoma, Oncoplastic Surgery, Axillary Dissection.