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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient’s left breast was previously reconstructed following a left breast mastectomy, radiation, and a latissimus flap. The nipple was then reconstructed. Years later, the patient developed cancer in the right breast. She had a mastectomy with immediate reconstruction. *Nipple reconstruction

Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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Patient F - Bilateral Breast Reconstruction following Breast

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