The Cost-Effectiveness of Breast Reconstruction: What Actually Drives the Numbers
Unit price is the least informative number in reconstruction economics. Complications, theatre time and the number of operations drive cost; the unit…
Read article →Unit price is the least informative number in reconstruction economics. Complications, theatre time and the number of operations drive cost; the unit…
Read article →The randomised head-to-heads favour synthetic mesh on seroma; biological matrices offer integration into thin cover. The choice is made patient by patient.
Read article →Headline complication rates for the same material range from under 10% to nearly 40%. Seven questions explain why, and show how to…
Read article →"Mesh" is a family, not a product. Subpectorally the question is whether to use one; prepectorally it is which one, configured how.
Read article →Prepectoral placement moves the burden from the muscle to the mastectomy flap. An improvement where the flap can carry it, a mistake…
Read article →Implant for structure, fat for the living envelope, matrix for support: the rationale, technique and published outcomes of hybrid reconstruction.
Read article →What drives capsular contracture, how radiotherapy and implant plane change the risk, and what matrix-assisted series report.
Read article →The questions worth asking to make an informed, confident decision about your reconstruction.
Read article →A structured, six-dimension framework for comparing biological matrices on the properties that actually matter — rather than on branding.
Read article →What prepectoral breast reconstruction is, why it spares the chest muscle, and how a biological matrix and fat grafting enable the technique.
Read article →From the ExaShape® biological matrix for breast reconstruction to the EXAFAT® fat-grafting system — explore the full range of ABC devices.
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