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ajcp-1540	Maryam, Essa Alfard; Shereya, Devendra	Seroma Formation after Mastectomy with or without Thoracoabdominal Binder – A Randomized Control Trial	2023	13	.pdf	application/pdf	8190	403	65	Surgical Site Infections (SSI) influence the oncologic consideration of breast cancer patients because of postpones in different Treatments, expansions in care expenses, failed recreations, and possibly development in recurring disease rates. Florian et al. (Ebner et al., 2014) explain that the most common reasons for the introduction of a drain in breast cancer surgery are: (i) reducing the risk of a possible hematoma, (ii) drainage of the seroma of the incision, or (iii) controlling the infections occurring at the surgical site.	cache/ajcp-1540.pdf	txt/ajcp-1540.txt