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  • Book
    Lee L.Q. Pu and Nolan S. Karp.
    Contents:
    Breast reconstruction with the pedicled transverse rectus abdominis musculocutaneous (tram) flap
    Free or free muscle-sparing tram flap breast reconstruction
    Free DIEP flap breast reconstruction
    Free SIEA flap breast reconstruction
    Free gluteal perforator flap breast reconstruction
    Free profunda artery perforator flap breast reconstruction
    Free transverse upper gracilis flap breast reconstruction
    Latissimus dorsi flap breast reconstruction
    Immediate implant breast reconstruction: one-stage
    Immediate two-stage implant-based breast reconstruction with acellular dermal matrix
    Immediate implant breast reconstruction with total muscle coverage: two-stage
    Immediate prepectoral implant breast reconstruction
    Delayed two-stage implant-based breast reconstruction
    Implant breast reconstruction: revision
    Partial breast reconstruction with flaps
    Partial breast reconstruction with local tissue rearrangements
    Partial breast reconstruction with oncoplastic techniques
    Symmetry procedures in breast reconstruction
    Fat grafting for total breast reconstruction
    Fat grafting as an adjunct procedure in breast reconstruction - Nipple-areola complex reconstruction
    Nipple-sparing mastectomy
    Correction of Poland syndrome breast deformity
    Correction of tuberous breast deformity.
    Digital Access ClinicalKey 2020
  • Article
    Schrek R, Molnar Z, Stefani SS.
    Cancer. 1978 May;41(5):1845-56.
    Viable cell suspensions were prepared from 31 nodes diagnosed non-Hodgkin's malignant lymphoma, and from 30 non-malignant nodes. The cells were examined and counted by phase contrast microscopy. The suspensions were characterized by the percentage of large cells and by a colchicine-sensitivity index. The finding of more than 6% large cells or the finding of a sensitivity index of more than 30% was considered a positive test for a malignant lymphoma. According to these criteria there were 2 false positives in 30 reactive nodes and one false negative in 31 malignant nodes. Findings on 3 nodes diagnosed angioimmunoblastic lymphadenopathy suggested malignancy. The colchicinesensitivity index of blood lymphocytes seemed useful for monitoring lymphoma patients for leukemic involvement.
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