Breast Surgery - Edition 7 - Edited by J. Michael Dixon, BSc(Hons) MBChB MD FRCS FRCSEd FRCPEd(Hon), Matthew D. Barber, BSc(Hons) MBChB(Hons) MD FRCS(Gen Surg), Simon Paterson-Brown and O. James Garden Elsevier Health Inspection Copies

Breast Surgery,

Edition 7 A Companion to Specialist Surgical Practice

Edited by J. Michael Dixon, BSc(Hons) MBChB MD FRCS FRCSEd FRCPEd(Hon), Matthew D. Barber, BSc(Hons) MBChB(Hons) MD FRCS(Gen Surg), Simon Paterson-Brown and O. James Garden

Publication Date: 29 Nov 2023

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Breast Surgery provides a short, up-to-date and practical reference guide for general surgical trainees and established consultants needing a refresher.

The seventh edition has been edited and fully revised by respected experts in their fields, and provides a full list of current references and relevant resources. It includes recent developments in breast surgery, including axillary surgery, primary medical therapy, risk reducing surgery, gender affirmation surgery and complications of breast surgery.

This volume is part of the Companion to Specialist Surgical Practice series, the pre-eminent reference for trainees in general surgery and those preparing for the FRCS examinations. Each volume summarises key issues within each surgical sub-specialty and provides evidence-based recommendations to support practice.

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Concise and easy to follow – ideal for exam revision or as a refresher aid
Covers all aspects of the topic
Fully updated with latest evidence on recent developments, management issues and operative procedures
International authorship provides a global perspective
Details of relevant investigations and evidence-based recommendations to support practice
Key references to support content, plus a comprehensive list of references in the accompanying eBook
Links to recommended online videos for further learning

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New chapter on gender affirmation surgery
More information on complications of breast surgery

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Edited by J. Michael Dixon, BSc(Hons) MBChB MD FRCS FRCSEd FRCPEd(Hon), Professor of Surgery, University of Edinburgh; Clinical Director, Edinburgh Breakthrough Unit; Consultant Surgeon, NHS Lothian Edinburgh Breast Unit, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, UK; Matthew D. Barber, BSc(Hons) MBChB(Hons) MD FRCS(Gen Surg), Consultant Breast Surgeon, NHS Lothian, Edinburgh Breast Unit, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh and St John’s Hospital, Livingston, UK; Simon Paterson-Brown, Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer, Clinical Surgery, The University of Edinburgh; Consultant General and Upper Gastrointestinal Surgeon, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK and O. James Garden, Professor Emeritus, Clinical Surgery, Director, Edinburgh Surgery Online, University of Edinburgh, UK

1. Anatomy and physiology of the breast
2. Assessment of patient, breast and common clinical presentations including image-guided intervention
3. Benign breast conditions
4. Breast pathology
5. Epidemiology, risk factors and prevention strategies
6. Breast screening
7. Breast-conserving surgery
8. Oncoplastic breast-conserving surgery
9. Mastectomy
10. Management of the axilla
11. Uncommon presentations of cancer affecting the breast and recurrent breast cancer
12. Breast reconstruction
13. Treatment of ductal carcinoma in situ
14. The role of adjuvant systemic therapy in patients with operable breast cancer
15. Neoadjuvant therapy for breast cancer, including surgical considerations
16. Adjuvant radiotherapy for breast cancer
17. Metastatic breast cancer and palliative care
18. Top surgery for gender affirmation
19. Psychosocial issues in breast cancer
20. Avoidance and management of complications of breast surgery

ISBN: 9780702084799

Page Count: 256

Illustrations : 209 illustrations

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Higher surgical trainees preparing for the FRCS examinations. Surgical residents preparing for the board exams in specific specialties. Students wishing to progress from Specialty Training (ST)1 through to ST3 need to pass their MRCS exams. Once these have been completed and their place in a surgical post secured they then go on to working on the necessary skills to pass the FRCS exam. This exam marks the completion of 6 years of higher surgical training. This series is designed primarily for those studying for the FRCS, but those still working on their MRCS exams will also find these useful

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