Fig 1.
(A) Three-dimensional reconstructed image of chest computed tomographic study. (B) Outline of abdominal flap was manually marked in each scan image.
Fig 2.
Reconstructed images of the flap.
Anterior view and lateral view of reconstructed images.
Fig 3.
Photographic image of a patient.
(A) 43-year old patient 4 weeks after nipple-sparing mastectomy and immediate breast reconstruction with a free transverse rectus abdominis flap. (B) After completion of adjuvant radiation therapy. (C) One year after the completion of radiation therapy. Increased symmetry and a decrease in the upper part of the reconstructed breast is observed.
Fig 4.
Breast cosmesis assessment using the Breast Cancer Conservative Treatment (BCCT)-core program.
Table 1.
Patient demographic characteristics.
Table 2.
Type and frequency of complications.
Table 3.
Assessment of flap volume changes.
Table 4.
Assessment of breast cosmesis using the Breast Cancer Conservative Treatment (BCCT)-core program.