ATLAS OF BREAST SURGERY.

Preface to Atlas
Contents
1: Historical Overview of Breast Surgery
	Further Reading
2: Anatomy
	2.1	 Development and Embryology
	2.2	 Anatomy of the Breast
		2.2.1	 Glandular Structure
		2.2.2	 Nipple–Areola Complex
		2.2.3	 Applied Anatomy
	2.3	 Chest Wall Musculature
	2.4	 Anatomy of the Axilla
	2.5	 Blood Supply
		2.5.1	 Arterial Supply
		2.5.2	 Venous Drainage
	2.6	 Lymphatic Anatomy
		2.6.1	 Axillary Nodes
		2.6.2	 Lymphatic Vessels
		2.6.3	 Lymphedema
	2.7	 Anatomy of the Abdominal Wall
	2.8	 Physiology
		2.8.1	 Development and Function
		2.8.2	 Menstrual Cycle
		2.8.3	 Menopause
		2.8.4	 Pregnancy
		2.8.5	 Lactation
	2.9	 Clinical Features
3: Diagnostic Pathways
	3.1	 Clinical Examination
	3.2	 Imaging Studies
	3.3	 Percutaneous Needle Biopsy Techniques
	3.4	 Surgical Diagnostic Excision Biopsy
	Further Reading
4: Surgery for Benign Breast Disorders
	4.1	 Overview of Benign Disorders
	4.2	 Cysts
	4.3	 Fibroadenoma
	4.4	 Papillary Lesions
	4.5	 Duct Ectasia
	4.6	 Breast Infection and Abscess
	4.7	 Gynaecomastia
5: Surgery for Breast Cancer
	5.1	 Mastectomy
	5.2	 Conventional Forms of Mastectomy
	5.3	 Simple Mastectomy
	5.4	 Skin-Sparing Mastectomy
	5.5	 Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy
	5.6	 Breast Conserving Surgery
	5.7	 Volume Replacement Techniques
	5.8	 Volume Displacement Techniques
	5.9	 Axillary Surgery
	5.10	 Axillary Lymph Node Dissection
	5.11	 Sentinel Node Biopsy
	Further Reading
6: Plastic and Reconstructive Breast Surgery
	6.1	 Surgical Planning and Incisions for Mastectomy
	6.2	 Breast Reconstruction Options
	6.3	 Prosthetic Breast Reconstruction
	6.4	 Pre-pectoral Breast Reconstruction
	6.5	 Hypothesis to Explain Capsular Contracture
	6.6	 Suspension Technique (Advancement Abdominal Flap)
	6.7	 Breast Reconstruction in the Setting of Post-mastectomy Radiation
	6.8	 Latissimus Dorsi Flap
	6.9	 Whole Breast Reconstruction with a De-epithelialized Latissimus Dorsi Muscle and Skin Flap
	6.10	 Latissimus Dorsi Flap to Repair Glandular Defects Following Quadrantectomy
	6.11	 Autologous Fat Grafting
		6.11.1	 Pedicled TRAM Flap Reconstruction
		6.11.2	 Abdominal Closure
		6.11.3	 Free Flaps for Autologous Breast Reconstruction
	6.12	 Nipple Reconstruction
	6.13	 Oncoplastic (Post-lumpectomy) Breast Reconstruction
	6.14	 Thoracoepigastric Cutaneous Flap for Partial Breast Reconstruction
	6.15	 Reduction Mammoplasty
	6.16	 Reduction Mammoplasty: Vertical Technique (Lejour)
	6.17	 Reduction Mammoplasty: Inferior Pedicle Technique
	6.18	 Round Block Technique of Reduction Mammoplasty
	6.19	 Breast Ptosis Classification
	6.20	 Mastopexy
	6.21	 Round Block Technique for Mastopexy
	6.22	 Mastopexy: Oblique Technique (DuFourmentel)
	6.23	 Augmentation Mammoplasty
	6.24	 Nipple Plasty for Inverted Nipple
	Further Reading
Index