Mastectomy with and without immediate breast reconstruction using a musculocutaneous flap
Authors:
- Masakuni NoguchiMasakuni Noguchi
- Mitsuharu EarashiMEMitsuharu Earashi
- Nagayoshi OhtaNONagayoshi Ohta
- Hirohisa KitagawaHKHirohisa Kitagawa
- Kazuo KinoshitaKKKazuo Kinoshita
- Michael ThomasMTMichael Thomas
- Takao TaniyaTTTakao Taniya
- Itsuo MiyazakiIMItsuo Miyazaki
- Tetsuji YamadaTYTetsuji Yamada
- Masaaki NakagawaMNMasaaki Nakagawa
- 30 September 1993
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The American Journal of Surgery
- Vol. 166 (3) , 279-283
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