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The Conference “Surviving Anew: Innovative Approaches to Recovery after Mastectomy”

The conference “Re-living it: Innovative Approaches to Recovery after Mastectomy” is an event organized to bring together physicians, scientists, professionals and patients interested in the field of recovery after mastectomy. This unique event provides a platform to share knowledge, experiences …

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The conference, "Surviving anew: Innovative Approaches to Mastectomy Recovery," will be useful and relevant to a variety of audiences, including:

Attending the conference will help all stakeholders expand their knowledge, share experiences, and be inspired with new ideas to support women facing challenges after mastectomy.

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Medical Specialists

Surgeons, oncologists, rehabilitation specialists, physical therapists and other medical professionals working in the field of mastectomy reconstruction. The conference will provide them with the opportunity to learn about advanced reconstruction techniques, new technologies and innovations in the treatment and rehabilitation of female patients.

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Patients Who Have Undergone Mastectomy

The conference will provide patients with valuable information about different breast reconstruction techniques, possible technological approaches to adaptation, and how to effectively cope with the emotional and physical aspects of post-surgery.

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Researchers

The conference will provide a platform for researchers to present their work, research findings and cutting-edge approaches in the field of mastectomy recovery, and to exchange experiences and ideas with colleagues.

The conference, "Re-experiencing: Innovative Approaches to Post-Mastectomy Recovery," will address a variety of issues related to the recovery and adaptation of post-mastectomy patients.

  1. What modern methods of breast reconstruction exist and how do they help to improve the quality of life of post-mastectomy patients?
  2. How are innovative technologies such as 3D printing and telemedicine used to optimize the recovery process after mastectomy?
  3. What aspects of psychological support are considered most effective in helping patients adjust to their new life after mastectomy?
  4. How do physical activity and sports influence the recovery process and improve the general condition of patients after mastectomy?
  5. How can the approach to recovery be personalized to take into account the individual characteristics of each patient?
  6. How can the public help spread the word about mastectomy recovery and patient support?
  7. What challenges and barriers do professionals in mastectomy recovery face, and what future plans are being developed to overcome these challenges?
  8. What new research and cutting-edge approaches to mastectomy recovery exist, and how might they change practice and treatment in the future?
  9. How can patients better prepare for mastectomy recovery and what can they expect as they adjust to the new changes?
  10. How can we improve patient access to best practices in recovery and ensure that innovative approaches are widely adopted in health care practice?
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Program of the conference "Experiencing anew: Innovative Approaches to Recovery After Mastectomy"

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Day 1: Opening and Introduction

9:00 – 10:00: Registration of participants and welcome coffee. 10:00 – 10:30: Conference Opening: Welcome and introduction to the topic. 10:30 – 11:30: Plenary Session 1 – “The Current State of Recovery after Mastectomy”. 11:30 – 12:00: Coffee break and …

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Day 2: Innovations in Medicine and Rehabilitation

9:00 – 10:30: Plenary Session 3 – Innovations in Oncology and Medical Support. 10:30 – 11:00: Coffee break and attendance at poster presentations. 11:00 – 12:30: Workshop 1 – Physical Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy after Mastectomy. 12:30 – 14:00: Lunch. …

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Day 3: The Future of Recovery and Conference Conclusion

9:00 – 10:30: Plenary Session 4 – Perspectives and Future Research. 10:30 – 11:00: Coffee break and attendance at poster presentations. 11:00 – 12:30: Closing plenary session – “Collaborative Efforts and Commitments”. 12:30 – 13:00: Closing of the conference and …

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What should I not do after breast surgery?

Heavy physical work like knocking out carpets, shoveling snow, washing windows, shoveling earth, cleaning with rakes, wringing laundry, carrying heavy weights; do not carry a bag on this shoulder large temperature fluctuations, for example, from the bath under a cold shower (in general, swimming and moderate bathing have a positive effect).

What’s the most dangerous breast cancer?

Triple negative breast cancer (TNRMBC) is the most aggressive type of malignant epithelial tumor that can develop from mammary tissue. The name of the disease is due to the fact that the cells of the neoplasm do not contain receptors for 3 substances – progesterone, estrogen and HER-2 protein.

What should I do to make a breast cyst dissolve?

Doctors prescribe anti-estrogens (tamoxifen) to help breast cysts resolve. The symptoms of cystic mastopathy are often reduced or even completely disappear within the first two months of taking oral contraceptives.

How many years can cancer remission last?

Remission in cancer is a state in which all symptoms of pathology disappear and further development of the tumor does not occur. Usually, recovery is understood as a five-year survival rate after cancer.

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