Rates of revision and secondary reconstruction procedures 8 years following immediate breast reconstruction: Results from the brighter long-term breast reconstruction outcome study

Chris Holcombe,John Browne,Shelley Potter,Syed Mohiuddin,Mairead Mackenzie,Joe O'Donoghue,Paul White,Ranjeet Jeevan,Carmel Gulliver-Clarke,Leigh Johnson,Will Hollingworth,Patricia Fairbrother

doi:10.1016/j.ejso.2022.03.032

Rates of revision and secondary reconstruction procedures 8 years following immediate breast reconstruction: Results from the brighter long-term breast reconstruction outcome study

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejso.2022.03.032

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Journal: European Journal of Surgical Oncology

Publication Date: May 1, 2022

Affiliation: Royal Liverpool University Hospital, University College Cork, North Bristol NHS Trust, At Bristol, The Patients Association, University of the West of England, University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust

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Introduction: High-quality information on the long-term clinical outcomes of different types of immediate breast reconstruction (IBR) including the need for further surgery is currently lacking. The Brighter study aimed to compare the need for revisional surgery and secondary reconstruction by type of IBR to help women make more informed decisions about surgery.

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