Surgery of the Breast

Part 1 Oncology: incidence, trends and the epidemiology of breast cancer, Susan Flamm Honig; breast cancer screening and diagnosis, Marie Fernicola Pennanen; mammography of the surgically altered breast, Rebecca A. Zuurbier; ultrasonographic evaluation of the breast, Brian S. Garra; breast pathology, Salwa S. Sheikh and Janice M. Lage; management of preinvasive carcinoma and benign lesions of the breast, Toncred Marya Styblo and William C. Wood; ductal carcinoma in situ - treatment controversies, Melvin J. Silverstein and Pamela H. Craig; management of the primary carcinoma and the axilla, Colette M. Magnant; local excision, lumpectomy and quadrantectomy - surgical considerations, Gregory M. Senofsky et al; conservative treatment of breast cancer - reconstructive problems, Andrea Grissotto; reconstruction of the partial mastectomy defect - classification and method, Werner P. Audretsch; the Osnabruek experience with reconstruction of the partial mastectomy defect, Klaus E. Brunnert; reconstruction of the breast conservation patient, Sumner A. Slavin; follow-up after breast conserving surgery, Roger S. Foster, Jr. and Debra L. Monticciolo; skin-sparing mastectomy, Grant W. Carlson; follow-up after mastectomy with or without breast reconstruction, Roger S. Foster, Jr.; adjuvant systemic therapy, Claudine J.D. Isaacs; radiation therapy - an integral part of the local management of breast cancer, Christine D. Berg; psychological impact of treatments for breast cancer, Julia H. Rowland; evaluation and management of the woman at increased risk of breast cancer, Grant W. Carlson; systemic therapy of breast cancer - the next decade, Marc E. Lippman. Part 2 Breast reconstruction: safety and effectiveness of breast implants, Garry S. Brody; primary implant reconstruction, Scott L. Spear; adjustable implant reconstruction, R. Barrett Noone; immediate two-stage breast reconstruction utilizing a tissue expander and implant, Stephen R. Colen; two-stage expander/implant reconstruction - delayed, Michael E. Beasley; prosthetic reconstruction in the radiated breast, Scott L. Spear; technical tips in planning and revising transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneous (TRAM) flap breast construction, Kenneth C. Shestak and Richard Joseph Restifo; secondary prosthetic cases, Scott L. Spear and Michael Beckenstein; recreating the inframammary fold - the external approach, James J. Ryan; recreating the inframammary fold - the internal approach, Scott L. Spear and Michael Beckenstein; lattisimus dorsi musculocutaneous flap breast reconstruction, Dennis C. Hammond and Jack Fisher; one-stage reconstruction of the breast using autologous tissue with immediate nipple reconstruction, Lawrence B. Colen; TRAM flap reconstruction - the single-pedicle, whole-muscle technique, Michael R. Zenn and James W. May, Jr.; breast reconstruction by the unipedicle TRAM operation, John William Little; bipedicle TRAM flap reconstruction, Kenneth C. Shestak. (Part contents)