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Welcome back everyone.

You're listening to Behind the Knife, my name is Michael Vu, and here's a question

for you.

Did you know that silicone from a ruptured breast implant can migrate through lymphatics

and masquerade as a metastatic lymph node?

And what anatomic plane might you expect to find a breast implant in if you ever happen

to have to explore a reconstructed breast?

What should you do if you suspect breast implant associated anoplasmic large cell lymphoma?

And most basically, and perhaps more importantly, how can you, as an oncologic breast surgeon,

feel empowered to discuss reconstruction with a patient before she goes to plastics?

And how can you improve the success of a plastic surgeon's reconstruction?

All these questions will be answered on today's episode, all about breast reconstruction.

Before we get there, let me get the pre-show reminders out of the way, Facebook, Twitter,

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