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The authors are showing their early experiences with the modified mastectomy with the use of the fish-shape incision, first published by Nowacki and Towpik in 1988. The fish-shaped incision reduces the amount of the skin in the axilla by adding two triangles on the lateral edge of the incision, prevents the "dog ear" deformity and makes the clearance of the axilla easier.
The authors present the case history of two patients with metastases of a malignant skin melanoma into the gastrointestinal tract. One case detected on operation, with concurrent affection of the adrenal gland, the second one with the symptomatology of occult haemorrhage. The paper is supplemented by a review of the literature covering the last five years. The authors recommend in the described cases an active surgical approach.
The authors describe the case-histories of two patients with rarely encountered secondaries of a malignant skin melanoma into the gastrointestinal tract. One case was revealed before operation, the second one due to symptoms of occult haemorrhage. The paper is supplemented by a review of the world literature of the past five years.
The authors are describing the technique of the partial mastectomy for the breast cancer in this work, as used in the Masaryk oncological institute. For easy understanding they are adding illustrations of the singular phases of this operation. They are also discussing the indications and are showing a short historical review of the authors having published the results of this surgery.
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