RECONSTRUCTION OF THE BREAST WITH LARGE SEAL AS THE METHOD OF SELECTION IN PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER
Organ-sparing surgery has become an integral partin the treatment of patients with breast cancer at an early stage and for many years has proved the aesthetics, safety and appropriateness. Been shown that the combination conserving surgery and radiation therapy was similar in effectiveness to mastectomy. In pursuit of the improvement of selection methods given a more aesthetic result, for less traumatic volume operation, reduce the number of cases of the complication have been developed new types of operations, one of which is called subcutaneous mastectomy with preservation of nipple-areola complex and replacement of greater omentum treated laparoscopically with preservation of the vascular pedicle, with the removal of the quadrant with the appropriate parties subcutaneously and bred in the bed of the mammary gland through the subcutaneous tunnel created in advance by coagulation. This method not only satisfies all oncological principle which are required when performing radical surgery but also reduces oblem limpera in the postoperative period due to the absorption capacity of the gland itself but also gives an excellent cosmetic effect.