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Denver Khoo1, Owen Ung1,2, Daniela Blomberger3
11 Faculty of Medicine, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.
Impact Statement:
This work provides a comprehensive overview and critique of nipple reconstruction techniques to date. It then explores different tissue engineering concepts and how these may improve clinical outcomes for patients undergoing nipple reconstruction. A novel technique is proposed, whereby a three-dimensional-printed tissue-engineered construct is used as an autologous graft to assist nipple reconstruction.
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