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A guide to establishing the risk for breast cancer in the plastic surgery patient.

Annals of plastic surgery - 1 Nov 2000

Gronau K A, Semple J L

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Plastic surgeons with a practice that includes breast augmentation, breast reduction, and breast reconstruction should have a working knowledge of both genetic and environmental breast cancer risk factors and of risk stratification of these patients. Specific tests to determine genetic susceptibility to certain cancers have become increasingly prevalent during recent years. Such testing is carried out by...

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PMID: 11092370
DOI: 10.1097/00000637-200045050-00017

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