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Aesthetically unfavorable results may occur in 15 to 20% after breast
conserving therapy for breast carcinoma. With increasing experience, p
lastic reconstructive techniques were developed allowing reconstructio
n of even large parenchymal defects after. segmentectomy or at unfavor
able tumor sites with aesthetically dependable results. This has led t
o an expansion in the indication of breast conserving therapy.