A case report demonstrates effective reconstruction in accessory breast cancer, highlighting surgical techniques and outcomes.
INTRODUCTION: Accessory breast cancer is rare, with approximately two-thirds of cases arising in the axillary region. Wide local excision is commonly performed; however, large axillary defects can lead to postoperative scar contractures and limited range of motion in the ipsilateral upper limb.
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