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インプラントによるマストペクシーにおける整体義肢カバー:TPC-MIテクニック

Michele P Grieco1, Carolina Arteaga2, Jaime Guzmán2

  • 1Plastic Surgery Unit, IRCCS-Centro di Riferimento Oncologico di Basilicata, Rionero in Vulture, Italy.

Plastic and reconstructive surgery
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マストペクシーで全身の義肢を覆う (TPC-MI) 技術は安全で効果的な乳房増殖のソリューションです. この方法は安定したインプラント配置と 高い患者満足度,低合併症率を保証します.

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マストペキシTPC-MI について美学的な結果乳腺閉塞皮膚腺のフラップインプラントの安定性

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