Cancer treatment is rapidly evolving toward personalized medicine, which takes into
account the individual molecular and genetic variability of tumors. Sophisticated new in vitro …

Extensive chest wall resection and reconstruction is a challenging procedure that requires a
multidisciplinary approach, including input from thoracic surgeons, plastic surgeons …

OBJECTIVES The aim of this study was to compare postoperative outcomes between
biologic and synthetic reconstructions after chest wall resection in a matched cohort …

Abstract Objective Pedicled flaps (PFs) have historically served as the preferred option for
reconstruction of large chest wall defects. More recently, the indications for microvascular …

Introduction. Synthetic materials have traditionally been used for tissue reconstruction in
thoracic surgery. New biomaterials have been tested in other areas of surgery with good …

A case of the successful reconstruction of an extensive chest wall defect combined with a
ventral hernia in a patient after multimodality treatment of breast cancer complicated by …

Since the late 1990s, and Henrik Kehlet's hypothesis that a reduction of the body's stress
response to major surgeries could decrease postoperative morbidity,“Enhanced Recovery …

Management of complications after chest wall resection and reconstruction: a narrative review
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Background and Objective Advanced breast cancer (BC) can involve the chest wall through
local invasion by the primary tumor, locoregional recurrence, hematogenous metastasis, or …

Background and Objective Primary and secondary chest wall tumors (bone, breast, and soft
tissue), congenital defects, and chest wall osteoradionecrosis often require extensive full …