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questions were relating to physical and psychological discomfort before<br />
and after the breast reduction operation.<br />
Results<br />
Analysis of data included only 19 operated patients from which we<br />
received correctly filled questionnaires. We got following regional data: 1.<br />
Average age of our patients was 27 years (16 to 50 years old). All<br />
examined patients had physical difficulties because of breast hypertrophy,<br />
and most of them had neck and back pain (17 patients – 98,47%).<br />
Psychological discomfort (incapability for exercises, avoiding of<br />
appearance in public) had 15 patients (78,94%). Average value of BMI in<br />
our patients was 29,2 (from 26,4 to 33,2). Thirteen patients (68,42%) were<br />
overweight and 6 patients were obese. Analysis of body weight after<br />
operation showed reduction of weight in 15 patients (78,94%). All the<br />
patients emphasize that they were in better condition after the operation,<br />
especially related to physical troubles. Only one patient (5,26%) was<br />
dissatisfied with her appearance.<br />
Conclusions<br />
In conclusion we would like to emphasize that BMI is not decisive factor<br />
to set indication for “medical” breast reduction, because all our patients,<br />
even they with overweight or obesity, improved their haelth condition after<br />
operation.<br />
P 11. Melanoma malignum of the trunk<br />
Janjić Z., Jovanović M., Pisarev-Šoć M., Nalić B., Popović A.<br />
Clinic for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, University Hospital,<br />
Novi Sad, Serbia and Montenegro<br />
Introduction<br />
Authors have shown the results of five years retrospective study for<br />
patients with melanoma localized of the trunk. It is well known that<br />
localizations of tumor on the body influence the surviving rate and that is<br />
important prognostic factor. We wanted to show all aspects and differences<br />
comparing trunk localization melanoma with other body localizations.<br />
Materials and Methods<br />
Materials for this study include patients treated in the hospital and as<br />
outpatients at the Clinic for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Clinical<br />
Center Novi Sad, Vovjodina, Serbia and Montenegro. Material was shown<br />
tabulary and graphically and was later statistically analyzed. Obtained data<br />
were compared with other localizations for same period of time and also<br />
with previous data (same authors), comparing five and ten years morbidity<br />
and mortality.<br />
Results<br />
Results shows that in the last five years there were 245 operated patients<br />
with primary melanoma of the skin and complications (metastasis and local<br />
recurrence). The greatest number of operated patients had localization on<br />
the trunk (80 patients-32,65%). In total there are moderate female<br />
domination (130-53,06% female: 115-46,93% male), while considering<br />
only trunk localization there are opposite situation (48-60% male: 32-40%<br />
female). Distribution of the patients among age groups shows that the most<br />
often involved are population in the sixth and seventh decade of life.