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How Successful Is Breast Reconstruction?,rrence. Another reason, seldom discussed and rarely mentioned, was the attitude that the patient should be thankful to be alive and should not put herself at hazard by undergoing unnecessary surgery motivated by vanity — a sentiment patently punitive and sexist.

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Criteria of Operability in Advanced Breast Cancer,currence after surgery. Haagensen and Stout concluded from their thoughtful analysis that other treatment strategies for the management of these patients with locally more advanced breast cancer had to be found.

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What Is the Role of Adjuvant Chemotherapy in Postmenopausal Women with Operable Breast Cancer?,dvance and advocated its use in women who could not participate in a research program (H. 1976). However, enthusiasm largely dissipated when subsequent updates of the Milan trial revealed a lack of significant advantage for CMF over control in postmenopausal women (B. et al. 1977, 1978).

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