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- Breast Reconstructive Surgery - an overview | ScienceDirect . . .
Breast Reconstruction The use of biologic implants in reconstructive breast surgery is a recent innovation in plastic surgery Breunig and Warren 33 initially reported the use of human cadaveric allografts in reconstructing the inframammary crease and to allow immediate single-stage breast reconstruction with an alloplastic implant in 2005
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