Sentence examples for breast defects from inspiring English sources

Studies where fat grafting was used for the purposes of cosmetic breast augmentation or to reconstruct traumatic breast defects (such as breast amputations, ballistic or blast trauma or burns) will be excluded.

A 23-year-old woman showed several signs of Poland syndrome on her right side including absence of the right breast, defects of chest muscles such as the pectoralis major, defects in the ribs and costal cartilages, and webbing of the axillary fold, hypoplastic skin, and subcutaneous tissues.

The breast defect (c) was repaired and filled with the FDFG, with the denuded surface fitted to the pectoralis major muscle (d).

It can be moved into the breast defect while still attached to its blood supply under the axilla.

Given the mechanistic heterogeneity of the different breast cancers harboring defects in DNA repair, novel screening approaches could help in determining which patients may benefit from PARP inhibition and similar therapies.

Consistent with a luminal progenitor cell defect, breast tissue from BRCA1 mutation carriers generally showed an increase in this subset relative to the total epithelial population.

Some of this discordance may be due to epigenetic defects in breast cancer susceptibility genes such as BRCA1 contributing to breast cancer predisposition.

Despite the presented evidence for a role for deregulated expression of RAD51 in DSB repair defects and/or breast cancer, there have been few studies assessing the effects of RAD51 gene variation on breast cancer risk.

These observations in mice have led our group to develop a common cause hypothesis that asserts that misexpression of PTP1B, and potentially of other genes causing defects in breast development, may not only cause difficulties in breastfeeding but could also lead to increased risk for breast tumour formation and cancer progression.

And a variety of human health effects have been discovered, including reduced fertility, genital birth defects and breast cancer.

This is less risky than a full-blooded merger, which could come with unfunded reserve liabilities relating to claims for asbestos, medical malpractice, mould, construction defects and breast implants.During the past year, insurers have already started to buy one another's renewal rights rather than attempt full takeovers.