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Nipple-areolar pigmentation: histology and potential for reconstitution in breast reconstruction

Dean et al., 2005

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7242071531634985627
Author
Dean N
Haynes J
Brennan J
Neild T
Goddard C
Dearman B
Cooter R
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Publication venue
British journal of plastic surgery

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The makeup of nipple-areolar skin, in terms of its melanin and melanocyte content has not previously been established. This histological information is required if pigmentation of the reconstructed nipple-areola is to be successful in post-mastectomy breast reconstruction …
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