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case_images: Clinical presentation of the BIA-ALCL patient when referred to our institution, 11 months after bilateral breast implant removal, with recurring left breast swelling, shown in frontal, lateral and oblique views.
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case_images: For this reason, the patient sought treatment at our institution where the case was managed by a multidisciplinary team (MDT) featuring a plastic surgeon, an hematopathologist, a hematologist, an oncologist, a radiotherapist, a surgical oncologist, and a breast imaging radiologist Figure 1.
case_images: Surgical specimen of the intact secondary capsulectomy with seroma without implant, sent to pathology with landmark sutures.
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case_images: Three weeks after the initial visit, the patient underwent radicalization surgery with en-bloc capsulectomy containing only 150 cc of serous effusion without implant Figure 2.