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Once we lived separated by distances, bad roads and poor paths. Today, however, we live in information society, which enables contacts with different people around the world and a rapid transfer or information. For this reason we thought of a “Clinic on distance”, where a patient could describe her problem or get a second opinion. In order to answer your questions and attend to your wishes accordingly it is necessary that information supplied is exact and well organized. In order to achieve that, we invite you to perform the following steps. This will enable us to obtain a clear picture of your problems and wishes and we will be able to offer you a clinical solution at short notice.
A diagnosis of breast cancer is a life-changing experience. Any woman, regardless of age, skin colour, education, profession or religious beliefs, will feel an instant sense of dread and mortality once she hears the diagnosis. At the same time, it is also a moment of courage and learning. Nowadays, patients benefit from a century of research and the experiences of those that preceded them. Today, we have a definitive diagnostic approach and, based on that analysis, a specific and concise approach to treatment. The most important step to be taken is finding a medical team that will guide the patient and accompany her in this journey. This is crucial because the treatment is individualised and because every patient and her wishes and expectations are unique. Breast cancer is a highly curable disease in developed countries, and there are a variety of treatments. The reconstruction of the breast, too, can be performed in many ways and thus, the harmony of the body and the mind restored. Reconstruction can be incorporated into the initial treatment of breast cancer or done at any later time. One only needs to seek the right surgeon in the right institution where they, together, will be able to restore the body to its whole self, which was lost in the operation but remains alive in the body image.
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Visit the breast cancer asso-ciation for more information: www.europadonna.org