In a video case study, Nathan Mesko, MD, orthopaedic oncologist, discusses the details of a unique humerus osteosarcoma case.
Palpable Masses Following Fat Grafting in Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction
Fat grafting in breast reconstruction after mastectomy significantly enhances reconstructive results; however, a trend toward increased invasive screening of palpable masses following reconstruction may be emerging. Reconstructive surgeon Graham Schwarz, MD, explains his recent study into the incidence, type, timing and diagnostic yield of these unexpected screening procedures.
Q&A: Lymphaticovenous Bypass to Treat Lymphedema After Cancer
This complex microsurgery technique may provide relief to patients with lymphedema.
Q&A: Study Explores Lymphaticovenous Bypass to Prevent Lymphedema After Breast Cancer Surgery
Complex microsurgery procedure with lymphatic mapping may reduce risk of lymphedema following breast cancer surgery.
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Q&A: Vascularized Lymph Node Transfer for Lymphedema After Cancer
Vascularized lymph node transfer is a promising option in appropriately selected patients to treat lymphedema following cancer therapy. In this Q&A, Cleveland Clinic plastic and reconstructive surgeon Graham Schwarz explores the complex procedure, discussing uses and outcomes.