Web the wise pattern was initially described for breast reduction and mastopexy by wise in 1956. The authors compared the time for exchange, time to initiate postmastectomy radiotherapy, and complication rates between wise pattern and transverse incision. The wise pattern adapted to mastectomy incisions has become a valuable asset for breast reconstruction in patients with large and ptotic breasts. Wise’s pattern mastopexy is essential in cases of severe ptosis. Web wise pattern breast reconstruction using relatively large implants and dermal matrix in direct to implant reconstruction is a safe technique in selected patients with macromastia.
Wise’s pattern mastopexy is essential in cases of severe ptosis. The wise pattern adapted to mastectomy incisions has become a valuable asset for breast reconstruction in patients with large and ptotic breasts. Web the inverted t (wise pattern) mastectomy for patients with macromastia or significant breast ptosis has evolved along with generalized techniques for breast reconstruction. Web wise pattern breast reconstruction using relatively large implants and dermal matrix in direct to implant reconstruction is a safe technique in selected patients with macromastia. Web the wise pattern procedure utilizes a longer transverse scar in the inframammary fold, allowing for shortening of the vertical scar length to restore balance to the overall breast shape.
The authors compared the time for exchange, time to initiate postmastectomy radiotherapy, and complication rates between wise pattern and transverse incision. The pattern allows removal of skin in both vertical and horizontal dimensions allowing for lifting and coning of the breast into a less ptotic shape. Wise’s pattern mastopexy is essential in cases of severe ptosis. Web the wise pattern was initially described for breast reduction and mastopexy by wise in 1956. Web the inverted t (wise pattern) mastectomy for patients with macromastia or significant breast ptosis has evolved along with generalized techniques for breast reconstruction.
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The authors compared the time for exchange, time to initiate postmastectomy radiotherapy, and complication rates between wise pattern and transverse incision. The pattern allows removal of skin in both vertical and horizontal dimensions allowing for lifting and coning of the breast into a less ptotic shape. Web wise pattern breast reconstruction using relatively large implants and dermal matrix in direct to implant reconstruction is a safe technique in selected patients with macromastia. The wise pattern adapted to mastectomy incisions has become a valuable asset for breast reconstruction in patients with large and ptotic breasts. Wise’s pattern mastopexy is essential in cases of severe ptosis. Web the wise pattern was initially described for breast reduction and mastopexy by wise in 1956. Web the wise pattern procedure utilizes a longer transverse scar in the inframammary fold, allowing for shortening of the vertical scar length to restore balance to the overall breast shape. Web the inverted t (wise pattern) mastectomy for patients with macromastia or significant breast ptosis has evolved along with generalized techniques for breast reconstruction.
Web Wise Pattern Breast Reconstruction Using Relatively Large Implants And Dermal Matrix In Direct To Implant Reconstruction Is A Safe Technique In Selected Patients With Macromastia.
Web the wise pattern was initially described for breast reduction and mastopexy by wise in 1956. The wise pattern adapted to mastectomy incisions has become a valuable asset for breast reconstruction in patients with large and ptotic breasts. Wise’s pattern mastopexy is essential in cases of severe ptosis. Web the wise pattern procedure utilizes a longer transverse scar in the inframammary fold, allowing for shortening of the vertical scar length to restore balance to the overall breast shape.
The Pattern Allows Removal Of Skin In Both Vertical And Horizontal Dimensions Allowing For Lifting And Coning Of The Breast Into A Less Ptotic Shape.
The authors compared the time for exchange, time to initiate postmastectomy radiotherapy, and complication rates between wise pattern and transverse incision. Web the inverted t (wise pattern) mastectomy for patients with macromastia or significant breast ptosis has evolved along with generalized techniques for breast reconstruction.