2
2
IL Mc Lean y col. Mastectomía de reducción de riesgo. Rev Argent Cirug 2020;112(1):16-22
due to adverse events, and reconstrucꢀon failed in one
paꢀent. Other experiences showed similar results31,32
In conclusion, RRM is a valid and safe opꢀon
for women at high risk for breast cancer, since it sig-
.
Althoughwedidnotanalyzethecosmeꢀcresults, nificantly reduces the probability of developing the
different publicaꢀons reported that RRM can be burden- disease, with good aestheꢀc results and a high level of
some for body image; however, the overall saꢀsfacꢀon paꢀent saꢀsfacꢀon. However, this populaꢀon needs to
is very high, with less anxiety about the risk for breast be assessed by mulꢀdisciplinary teams and correctly in-
3
4,35,36
. Thus, according to internaꢀonal publica- formed about the risk for breast cancer and the differ-
cancer
ons, most paꢀents would choose surgery again
3
7,38,39,40
.
ꢀ
ent opꢀons for surveillance or risk reducꢀon.
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