Impact of Personality Traits on Choice and Perceptions of Autologous Breast Reconstruction

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Impact of Personality Traits on Choice and Perceptions of Autologous Breast Reconstruction

Abstract: Specific personality traits play a role in the patients' choice of a reconstructive option and their overall postoperative satisfaction. Clinicians should be aware of the possible influence of personality type on surgery selection.

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