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11903-radiotherapy
Clinical Insights — 15 August 2026

Radiotherapy and Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction: Timing, Plane and Evidence

What PMRT does to implant-based reconstruction, the timing debate, the prepectoral question and the role of matrix support and fat grafting.

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11910-seroma
Clinical Insights — 12 August 2026

Seroma After Mastectomy and Breast Reconstruction: Causes, Prevention and Management

The most common thing to go slightly wrong after breast surgery: why seromas form, why they matter more around an implant, and…

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11902-adm-complications
Clinical Insights — 12 August 2026

Matrix Complications in Breast Reconstruction: Seroma, Infection and Red Breast Syndrome

A sourced educational review of matrix-associated complications: seroma, infection, and the cellulitis mimic called red breast syndrome.

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11909-flap-necrosis
Clinical Insights — 09 August 2026

Mastectomy Flap Necrosis: Risk Factors, Perfusion Assessment and Prevention

The complication that turns good reconstructions bad: flap risk factors, ICG perfusion assessment and the decisions flap quality should drive.

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11901-capsular-contracture
Clinical Insights — 09 August 2026

Capsular Contracture in Implant-Based Reconstruction: Risk Factors, Prevention and the Role of Matrices

What drives capsular contracture, how radiotherapy and implant plane change the risk, and what matrix-assisted series report.

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Clinical Insights — 03 August 2026

Direct-to-Implant Breast Reconstruction: Patient Selection, Technique and Evidence

A professional overview of DTI reconstruction: the selection criteria, the cautions, and where soft-tissue matrix support fits.

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Clinical Insights — 31 July 2026

Prepectoral vs Subpectoral Breast Reconstruction: An Evidence-Based Comparison

Above or below the muscle? A sourced, even-handed comparison of prepectoral and subpectoral implant-based breast reconstruction.

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Clinical Insights — 19 July 2026

Rigottomia and Fat Grafting: Preparing the Recipient Site for Better Graft Take

A surgeon-facing overview of how rigottomia reconditions the recipient bed — release, expansion and vascular access — to improve fat graft take.

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