Breast Conserving Surgery with Random Rotational Flap
Keywords:
Breast-conserving surgery, Random rotational flap, Local flap, Reconstructive procedure, Breast deformityAbstract
The random rotation flap in breast conserving surgery relies on a volume replacement concept using the random skin flaps from the lateral chest wall to cover the wide excisional defects to decrease deformity. The advantage of this operation is its simplicity, and requires a short operating time with a satisfying aesthetic outcome. However, a too wide random rotational flap may lead to a higher incidence of necrosis. In conclusion, this is an interesting and simple option to substitute for a latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flap with a good aesthetic result.
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