Reconstrução mamária por retalho musculocutâneo do latíssimo do dorso e retalho musculocutâneo transverso do reto do abdome monopediculado
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Reconstrução, Mama, Latíssimo, TRAM, MonopediculadoResumo
Após Halstead instituir a mastectomia como tratamento para o câncer de mama em 1894, melhores técnicas de reconstrução das mamas são pesquisadas pela comunidade médica. Atualmente,
existem diversas técnicas disponíveis para a reconstrução da mama e entre as mais utilizadas há
o retalho musculocutâneo do latíssimo do dorso e o retalho musculocutâneo monopediculado
transverso do reto do abdome. Por meio de uma revisão literária, foram discutidas as principais
vantagens e desvantagens das duas técnicas, assim como a melhor indicação cirúrgica. O retalho
musculocutâneo monopediculado transverso do reto do abdome mostrou uma ligeira superioridade, levando em consideração o resultado estético final, complicações e satisfação das pacientes. Ao
final, as duas técnicas demonstram-se confiáveis e o resultado final, extremamente dependente de
uma boa indicação cirúrgica.
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