Die prophylaktische Mastektomie: unnötige Hysterie oder nötige Vorsorge.

Olariu, Radu; Shafighi, Maziar; Constantinescu, Mihai Adrian (2014). Die prophylaktische Mastektomie: unnötige Hysterie oder nötige Vorsorge. Therapeutische Umschau, 71(12), pp. 759-764. Huber 10.1024/0040-5930/a000622

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The prophylactic (risk-reducing) mastectomy is a world-wide recognized method for specifically treating the increased breast cancer risk in patients showing a BRCA1 and/or BRCA2 mutation as well as other patient groups at increased breast cancer risk. This option should be offered to all patients having the pertinent risk profile. Breast reconstruction is an integral part of the risk-reducing mastectomy procedure and all possible methods of breast reconstruction, especially autologous tissue reconstruction should be offered to all patients having a medical indication and desiring this surgical treatment. These patients are best managed in certified Breast Care Centres where the different medical and surgical specialists can address interdisciplinary all aspects of genetic counselling, preoperative counselling, mastectomy and reconstructive techniques as well as the necessary postoperative surveillance.

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