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Abdominoplasty with TAHFrom: Christian Fossat (cfossat@gyneweb.fr)Sat Jun 13 16:19:54 1998
A 11:42 13/06/98 -0500, vous avez écrit :
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>Does anyone do ABDOMINAL hysts (and BSO, if postmenopause) and offer
>patient a modified abdominoplasty to go along with it? If you do the
>through a Pfannenstiel, it's extremely easy to do a subumbilical
>abdominoplasty, and remove the redundant skin left over from
>(which is NOT amenable to exercise and weight reduction).
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>Just wondering...
>
>Joe P.
> I associated once, fifteen years ago, during the first month of my private practice, an abdominal hysterectomy and an abdominoplasty. An enormous anaerobic abcess occured which <bigger>flowed for two long weeks. The rule is : never associate septic surgery with plastic surgery.</bigger> Dr Christian FOSSAT -/- AIHBX, ACCA Chirurgie Gynécologique, Obstétrique Polyclinique Jean VILLAR 33520 BORDEAUX-BRUGES Webmestre de GYNEWEB: http://www.gyneweb.fr Tel:05.56.28.66.28
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