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Deepithelialization of Inferior Pedicle Trimming Redundancy Debridement of Lateral Inferior Pedicle and Preliminary Suturing
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The video discusses the process of de-epithelializing the inferior pedicle during breast reduction surgery, focusing on preserving the blood supply while removing redundant tissue. The surgeon details techniques for shaping the breast and explains decisions about using drains, which are often avoided unless performing larger reductions. The procedure aims to improve patients' quality of life, although complications such as wound separation, dead fat lumps, and internal scarring may occur, potentially requiring minor interventions or reoperations. Overall, the procedure is described as fulfilling, effectively addressing patients' concerns with appreciable results.
Keywords
breast reduction
de-epithelializing
blood supply
surgical techniques
complications
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