latissimus dorsi myocutaneous flap

Figure 1. Front view (left) and right-side view (right) of preoperative markings for breast reconstruction with LDM, ADM, and implant. The patient pictured had recurrent breast cancer necessitating removal of a large amount of skin during her mastectomy; thus, she required a large skin paddle.

Original Research

Prevention of Implant Malposition in Latissimus Dorsi Myocutaneous Flap Breast Reconstruction Using an Acellular Dermal Matrix With Pectoralis Muscle Following Mastectomy for Breast Cancer: A Clinical Review

09/06/2022

Milind D Kachare, MD¹; Brooke E Barrow, MD, MEng²; Samuel Corey, MD¹; Omar Elfanagely, MD³; Alexander J Rossi, MD³; Alyssa M Simpson, MD¹; Swapnil D Kachare, MD, MBA⁴; Joshua Choo, MD¹; Bradon J Wilhelmi, MD¹

Milind D Kachare, MD1; Brooke E Barro...

This 13-year series supports the efficacy of a LDM flap and an ADM in implant-based breast reconstruction utilized in combination to provide an aesthetic result while mitigating implant malposition during breast reconstruction of oncologic...

This 13-year series supports the...

09/06/2022

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