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Breast Reconstruction Steven E. Copit, M.D. Chief- Division of Plastic Surgery Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia, PA

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Page 1: Steven E. Copit, M.D

Breast Reconstruction

Steven E. Copit, M.D.

Chief- Division of

Plastic Surgery

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Philadelphia, PA

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Breast Reconstruction analysis of “ The Defect ”

Skin

Breast Volume

Nipple Areola Complex

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Breast Reconstruction analysis of “ The Defect ”

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Breast Reconstruction

the mastectomy defect

Skin defect

Most difficult to replace

Breast volume

Replaced by fat, muscle, implant

Easier to replace

Nipple-Areola Complex

Easiest

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Breast Reconstruction skin – estimate of defect

Size of tumor / proximity to skin

Previous biopsy

Previous XRT

Smoking

Size of skin flaps

Breast surgeon

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Breast Reconstruction skin

“ Probably the single most important

influence on the improved quality of

breast reconstruction has been the

evolution of the mastectomy

technique.”

F.E.B. , M.D.

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Breast Reconstruction skin sparing mastectomy

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Breast Reconstruction breast volume

Match the reconstructed breast to the

contra-lateral side

Modify the contra-lateral breast to

approximate the result of the

reconstruction

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Breast Reconstruction nipple–areola complex

Appearance

Sensation

Lactation

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Breast Reconstruction

“It’s all about symmetry”

Breast size

Breast Shape - Ptosis

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Breast Reconstruction procedure selection

Implant Reconstruction

Tissue expander / Permanent implant

Latissimus Dorsi Myocutaneous flap and

tissue expander / permanent implant

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Breast Reconstruction procedure selection

Autogenous reconstruction

Abdominal Wall

Pedicle TRAM flap

Free TRAM flap

DIEP Flap

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Breast Reconstruction procedure selection

Gluteal Reconstruction

GAP flap

SGAP flap

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Breast Reconstruction

tissue expander / implant

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Breast Reconstruction tissue expander / implant

Saline filled silastic expander

Exchange for saline or silicone

filled silastic implant

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Breast Reconstruction

tissue expander / implant

Tissue expansion provides skin

Implant exchange provides volume

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Breast Reconstruction

tissue expander / implant

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Breast Reconstruction tissue expander / implant

Pros

No donor site morbidity

Short surgery

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Breast Reconstruction tissue expander / implants

Cons

Poor symmetry

Frequent visits to office for expansion

“Implant under skin”

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Breast Reconstruction implant options

Saline vs. Silicone

Silicone is softer

Silicone has diminished fold flaws

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Breast Reconstruction

Institute of Medicine

No evidence that silicone implants are

responsible for any disease

No evidence of a novel autoimmune disease

No increase in breast cancer

No danger in breast feeding

Implants do not last forever

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Breast Reconstruction implant issues

All complications are local

Rupture

Capsular contracture

Infection

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Breast Reconstruction implant issues

Silicone was used under FDA trials for reconstruction only

FDA has reviewed the results of the trials and has cleared silicone for unrestricted use

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Breast Reconstruction silicone is back

Silicone implants are the most extensively studied medical device in the history of the FDA

Even plaintiff attorneys have to surrender to science

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Breast Reconstruction tissue expander / implant

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Breast Reconstruction tissue expander / implant

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Breast Reconstruction tissue expander / implant

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Breast Reconstruction tissue expander / implant

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Breast Reconstruction latissimus dorsi myocutanious

flap / implant

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Breast Reconstruction latissimus dorsi myocutanious

flap / implant

Rotation flap of muscle and skin from back to replace skin

Permanent implant to replace breast volume

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Breast Reconstruction Lat. dorsi and tissue expander

Pros

Looks better than a tissue expander alone

Replacing skin preserves the natural

shape of the breast (ptosis)

Replacing skin allows more fill in the

expander at the time of the initial

operation

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Breast Reconstruction

Lat. dorsi and tissue expander

Cons

Donor scar (minimal if transverse oriented)

Donor muscle function loss

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Breast Reconstruction

Lat. dorsi and tissue expander

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Breast Reconstruction

Lat. dorsi and tissue expander

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Breast Reconstruction nipple- areola complex

Creation of nipple from breast skin

Tattoo areola and nipple in office

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Breast Reconstruction nipple- areola complex

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Breast Reconstruction timing

Immediate reconstruction

Delayed reconstruction

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Breast Reconstruction

Contraindications

Planned post-op radiation

Smoking

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Breast Reconstruction advantages

Beneficial psychological effects 1,2,3

Pliable skin flaps and IMF preserved

1. Stevens, et al: PRS 73:619, 1984

2. Schain WS: Clinics Plast Surg 11: 237, 1984

3. Wellisch DK: PRS 76:713, 1985

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Breast Reconstruction operative plan

Unilateral Reconstruction

Match normal breast

TRAM

Lat.Dorsi

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Breast Reconstruction operative plan

Bilateral reconstruction

TRAM

Lat. Dorsi and tissue expansion

Tissue expansion

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Breast Reconstruction

My Absolutes

No one perfect choice

No “easy way” to make a breast

The more you do the better it looks

Some people require a higher standard reconstruction- be honest

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Breast Reconstruction

My Absolutes

Allow yourself to think long term

You should “hear“ about all the options

but listen to your surgeon

Mastectomy is easy, reconstruction is

hard

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Thank you