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Does mastectomy compared to l-ANP affect complication rates in women undergoing breast cancer surgery?
Does mastectomy compared to l-ANP affect complication rates in women undergoing breast cancer surgery?
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Morbidity and mortality following breast cancer surgery are low, but mastectomy carries a higher complication rate than l-ANP, primarily wound infections.
Morbidity and mortality rates following BCS in women are low, limiting their value in assessing quality of care. Mastectomy carries higher complication rate than l-ANP with wound infection being the most common.
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El‐Tamer et al. (2007) studied this question.
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