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    • Breast reconstruction is a viable option for patients unsuitable for radiation, those with local recurrence post-radiation, and women with prior mastectomies.
    • A substantial number of women could potentially benefit from breast reconstruction procedures.

    Conclusions:

    • Breast reconstruction remains a critical component of breast cancer management for selected patients.
    • The procedure addresses the needs of women who cannot undergo or have not had radiation, or who experienced recurrence.
    • Many women can benefit from reconstructive surgery, enhancing their quality of life.