Synopsis ■ Benign and malignant tumors of the hand arise from distinct tissue types. ■ The majority of these tumors are benign. ■ Accurate assessment, diagnosis, and treatment will optimize clinical outcomes. ■ Reconstructive procedures of the hand and upper…
Introduction Reconstruction of the nipple–areolar complex (NAC) is most commonly performed for women as the final component of breast reconstruction following mastectomy to treat breast cancer. While a significant proportion of women ultimately forgo nipple reconstruction to avoid yet another…
Key Points Strategies employed in skin cancer reconstruction balance the requirements of the resulting wound defect – location, dimension, functional properties and aesthetics – to achieve the goal of a well-healed durable reconstruction with minimal donor morbidity. Options for reconstruction…