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Articles by Ranjeet Jeevan
Long-term outcomes of mastectomy with and without delayed breast reconstruction: A population cohort study
Background: Breast reconstruction is routinely offered to improve quality of life, but less than a quarter of patients will have reconstruction at the time of their mastectomy. Delayed breast reconstruction (DBR) remains a good option for many women, but there is a lack of high-quality information about how the long term outcomes of DBR compare to those in women having mastectomy only to help women decide whether further surgery is right for them.
Impact of procedure type on the long-term outcomes of delayed breast reconstruction: A population cohort study
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Introduction: High-quality information on the long-term clinical outcomes of different types of immediate breast reconstruction (IBR) including the need for further surgery is currently lacking. The Brighter study aimed to compare the need for revisional surgery and secondary reconstruction by type of IBR to help women make more informed decisions about surgery.
Long-term patient-reported outcomes of immediate breast reconstruction: Initial results from the brighter study
Introduction: High-quality information about the long-term patient-reported outcomes (PROs) of different approaches to immediate breast reconstruction (IBR) is vital to allow women to make informed decisions about surgery but such data are currently lacking. The Brighter study explored long-term PROs in women who underwent mastectomy +/- IBR during the 2008/9 National Mastectomy and Breast Reconstruction Audit (NMBRA).
10. Patterns of contralateral symmetrisation, completion and revision following immediate breast reconstruction: Early results from the brighter long-term breast reconstruction outcome study
Introduction: Patients considering breast reconstruction (BR) require high-quality information about long-term clinical outcomes, including the need for additional surgery, to help them make informed decisions. Such information is currently lacking. We aimed to use routinely-collected data to explore patterns of care in women undergoing different reconstructive techniques.
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