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Providence Saint John's Cancer Institute, Santa Monica, CA, USA.
Introduction: Patients with multiple or large malignant breast lesions are classically considered mastectomy candidates, but extreme oncoplastic breast-conservation surgery (eOBCS) has become an alternative approach. There is a paucity of outcomes data comparing eOBCS with mastectomy.
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- BLT is a rare benign tumor in the anal area linked primarily to low-risk HPV types, presenting challenges due to its potential for malignant behavior and high local recurrence rate.
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