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111 related items for PubMed ID: 9060762

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    Vaziri N, Agre P.
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  • 5. Satisfaction with outcome and attitudes towards scarring among women undergoing breast reconstructive surgery.
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  • 8. Factors that influence plastic surgeons' advice about reconstruction to women with breast cancer.
    Neill KM, Briefs BA.
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  • 10. Patients give nurses a personal message about breast cancer issues.
    Murray JA.
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  • 13. Breast reconstruction: a quantitative assessment of the quality of information available to patients.
    Macdonald C, Lloyd MS, Mathur B, Ramakrishnan V.
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    Palmer JA.
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    Saleh DB, Rhodes ND.
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  • 16. Patient issues in breast reconstruction.
    Brown HG.
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  • 17. When is the time ripe for teaching?
    Miller A.
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  • 18. Patient education. Understanding the process to maximize time and outcomes.
    Phillips LD.
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    Palazzo MO.
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