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Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson spoke of his admiration for Arsenal on Friday as he congratulated old foe Arsene Wenger for reaching his 1,000th game in charge.
The pair, now friends, had an intense rivalry as managers and did not speak to each other for five years after a match at Old Trafford in October 2004 ended a record 49 match unbeaten run by Arsenal.
"I congratulate Arsene in reaching this momentous landmark," the Scot said in a statement issued on Friday by the League Managers Association ahead of Arsenal's Premier League match at leaders Chelsea on Saturday.
"Having also reached the same milestone at one club, I cannot emphasise enough the level of dedication, resilience as well as sacrifice required and for that I have for the utmost admiration.
"Over the years we enjoyed some fantastic battles and you could say we had survived together and respected each other's efforts to play good football. I always enjoy watching Arsene's sides - Arsenal play the right way," added Ferguson.
Ferguson, who retired last year after 26 years at United, said playing against Arsenal always presented special challenges "that I burned many hours over the years thinking about.
"Perhaps the biggest compliment I could give Arsene is that I could never be anything other than competitive with my rival for 17 years," added the Scot.
Arsene Wenger's worst signings XI
Arsene Wenger's worst signings XI
1/11 Richard Wright
After impressing at Ipswich, Wright was signed in 2001 as the heir to David Seaman's No 1 shirt, but his time at Highbury was remembered for error after error, and he was eventually usurped by young Stuart Taylor
2/11 Oleg Luzhny
Known as "The Horse" for his galloping runs, but played like he was wearing blinkers. Joined from Dynamo Kyiv in 1999
3/11 Igors Stepanovs
Tried to marshal the Gunners against Manchester United at Old Trafford in disastrous consequences, the team conceding five before half-time and memorably losing 6-1. Latvian signed from Skonto Riga in 2000
4/11 Sebastien Squillaci
French international joined for £4m from Sevilla in 2010. Made 39 largely woeful appearances for the club, and left on a free last year
5/11 Andre Santos
The least said about Santos the better. Wenger said the "quality" left-back had "Champions League experience" when he was signed from Fenerbahce for £6.2m in 2011 but he had yet to play even in the full competition. Was he even talking about the same player?
6/11 Junichi Inamoto
The Japanese midfielder joined from Gamba Osaka in 2001, in a move that was portrayed as a cynical marketing ploy for the Gunners to tap into the Far East market. The doubters had a point, he failed to make a Premier League appearance for the club before leaving to join Fulham a year later
7/11 Amaury Bischoff
Wenger admitted he had taken "a gamble" on signing the injury-hit Portuguese midfielder in 2008. The gamble didn't pay off - he only played one Premier League match for the Gunners before leaving the following season
8/11 Gervinho
He may now be setting the world alight for Roma in Italy, but the Gervinho at Arsenal was a different beast - one that could not cross or shoot, and confused himself when he was running with the ball
9/11 Park Ju-Young
Park who? I hear you cry. Despite scoring on his debut, the South Korean striker only ever made seven appearances in three years at the club. He is now paying his trade on loan at Watford
10/11 Marouane Chamakh
The Moroccan target man joined from Bordeaux with fine Champions League pedigree. Unfortunately he did not ever get close to replicating this for the Gunners
11/11 Francis Jeffers
The "Fox in the Box" was not a wily signing for £8m. He scored eight goals during his time at Arsenal, meaning every goal he scored set the club back a cool £1m
"Overall this achievement once again shows what stability can bring to a football club and without doubt he has created a permanent legacy during his 1,000 matches with the club."
Wenger, who was presented with a golden cannon by the Gunners on Friday, joins Ferguson as one of just four managers to reach 1,000 games with the same club in English football.
The Frenchman is the North London club's most successful manager as well as the longest serving current boss in England.
Ferguson's comments will also be welcomed by his successor and fellow-Scot David Moyes, who has come under fire for United's poor showing in his first season in charge at Old Trafford.
Champions United are currently languishing seventh in the league, 18 points behind Chelsea. Arsenal are third, four points off the lead.
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Me and al3 and some random single digit holiday kids who sucked and got like 0-20, made S1+ ragequit in 2 games. They had a level: 56, 54, 56, and another one of their friends, 'toko' who is 56. None of them got better than a 1:1 KDR, while me and al3 got 2:1's. They were on Docks, and I think the other was industrial. So yeah, they really do suck. The only clan I would ever fear, is the [insert name], especially [hot lunch].
'''''''Yo jov u no u back in. But u got to post more stuff on the clan thread also so practice is at 7 tonight. ill try to be there. Yez u my man. I liked wat u said about SSM. Now About this clan war i want us to win because ive seen Z16 play and Indious seems like he is only picking high lvl players so everybody get ur ranks up al3 and yez yall r in it. The rest we will see.'''''''
lol, all insidous does is run around the map, circling it, and leaves his team behind. If he dies, there is no one to avenge him. The rest of his team is alone, and not helped by the "leader". Sure he gets 2/3:1 kills, but is definitly not a team-player. Just a rusher that would be a better Free for all player, than team.
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For some maps running around wouil be perfect for me but other maps, say outpost, would not be one of my specialties seeing as running around would make you good target practice for anyone sniping. What would you do then?
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Some of us aren't team players, why go around with your whole team when you could seperate and cover more ground and take out the other team that are sticking together? Maybe you're just not skilled enough to take out the whole other team at once, I know Sid is and I've done it several times, just because you're a level 56 doesn't mean anything to me, because I'm better than you!
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I split off from my clan usually and I can take out teams that cluster together. RTMs ftw.
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Skip to comments.Federal judge: Wisconsin union changes constitutional
Posted on 09/11/2013 1:22:35 PM PDT by markomalley
A federal judge has ruled Republican Gov. Scott Walker's controversial law stripping most public workers of nearly all their union rights is constitutional.
U.S. District Judge William Conley's decision Wednesday comes in a lawsuit Madison and Dane County workers filed in July 2011 alleging the law violated their constitutional right to freely assemble and equal protection because it imposes wage limits on union employees but none on non-union workers.
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Scott Walker seems to be doing very well in Wisconsin; is there a future for him on the national stage?
"it imposes wage limits on union employees but none on non-union workers.
What are they bitching for? Didn't the unions negotiate those wages?
If O hasn't burned down the theater by then...
Yup. A low key guy who gets big things done. Not perfect, but very very good.
Scott Walker seems to be doing very well in Wisconsin
Principle and consistency. A winning combination. Too bad most Republicans don't see this.
This will be Appealed until Judge-Shopping gains a favorable Liberal Activist Federal Judge (one who is in the NSA database with dirt on him/her, just as they did to John Roberts), and he/she will Rule in favor of the Communist Workers' Party (Union).
"Conley wrote the law still allows workers to assemble and lets them speak; it simply doesn't allow employers to listen."
The judge probably wrote "it simply doesn't 'require" employers to listen."
"A federal judge has ruled Republican Gov. Scott Walker's controversial law stripping most public workers of nearly all their union rights is constitutional."
I wonder where the author of this article stands on this issue?
Well, I guess that overturns that local state judge that kept ruling against Walker. At one point I think he was trying to overrule his referendum victory as well.
By the way markomalley, you don't have a relative with the first name of Martin in Maryland, do you?
You might want to check with the journalist's union on that question.
That is the BEST comment on FR today.
I'm kind of surprised that they didn't try some sort of equal protection argument since Walker stripped the rights from some unions and not others.
it's an AP article. Of course they'll lie and distort the truth. If these obama ass-sniffing jornolists' did their jobs, he wouldn't be p-resident.
At the appellate level there's typically a 3-judge randomly selected panel as the first step, then possibly 'en banc' or the full appeals court, before heading to SCOTUS.
Surprisingly, the article got it right. From the decision:
Under Act 10, general employees remain free to associate and represented employees and their unions remain free to speak; municipal employers are simply not allowed to listen.
I forgot about Walker for national stage. And also note that patriots are trying to encourage Judge Andrew Napolitano to consider run for Oval Office.
Judge Andrew Napolitano presidential draft effort picks up steam
its like putting new carpet next to old tile. The new amplifies that contrast of the old. Old GOP people dont want people with principles and ambition. They cant compromise them, thus controlling them.
Neverheard of this guy. Any relation to Janet Napolitano over at DHS?
I actually hope not, too much frigging compromise occurs and then the inevitable beltway bubble crap occurs, on the national stage. It's bad enough how the compromise is at the state level.
No relationship to Janet. Note that Judge Napolitano lost his Fx News Show for being too honest about the unconstitutionally big federal government. Here's a video of him reading the Constitution's Section 8 of Article I to clarify that the states have never delegated to Congress, via the Constitution, the specific power to regulate, tax and spend for healthcare purposes.
Judge Napolitano & the Constitution
Private sector unions negotiate with the actual payers of their wages, so it is a true give and take negotiation, instead of a collusion to rob the taxpayers and scratch each others backs.
Public workers should not be allowed to form unions, period. If I am not mistaken, even FDR agreed with that--anyone?
Sounds like a fine candidate. I wonder if the name would hold him back with voters who don't look too closely at the candidates; there are a lot of them.
Not all. Police and fire unions were excluded from the restrictions. That's why I'm a bit surprised they didn't try the equal protections gambit. If teachers lose their bargaining rights but police do not then wouldn't that fall under equal protection?
That should have read "union privileges".
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Calobrace, M. Bradley M.D.; Herdt, Donald R. B.S.; Cothron, Kyle J. M.D.
Louisville, Ky.
From private practice and the Division of Plastic Surgery, Department of Surgery, University of Louisville School of Medicine.
Received for publication January 12, 2012; accepted July 19, 2012.
Disclosure: Dr. Calobrace is a consultant for Mentor Corporation and Allergan. The other authors have no financial disclosures. There was no funding received for this study.
M. Bradley Calobrace, M.D.; Calobrace Plastic Surgery Center, 2341 Lime Kiln Lane, Louisville, Ky. 40222, email@example.com
Background: Of all mastopexies performed in the authors' facility, approximately 77 percent of patients have an implant placed simultaneously. The unique challenges and safety concerns associated with the simultaneous augmentation/mastopexy procedure merit a deeper evaluation of its use and associated risks.
Methods: A retrospective analysis of 430 mastopexy operations, including 332 simultaneous augmentation mastopexies, was performed. Patient demographics, patient selection, and operative approach were evaluated and correlated with surgical outcomes. Complications and reoperation rates were measured and compared with published reports in the literature.
Results: For simultaneous augmentation/mastopexy procedures, the overall complication rate was 22.9 percent (primary cases, 20.4 percent; secondary cases, 28.9 percent). Tissue- and implant-related complication rates were 15.1 and 7.8 percent, respectively. The overall reoperation rate was 23.2 percent (primary cases, 20.0 percent; secondary cases, 30.9 percent). Tissue- and implant-related reoperation rates were 13.3 and 9.9 percent, respectively. The most common complications were capsular contracture (13 of 332), poor scarring (11 of 332), and recurrent ptosis (11 of 332). They were also the most common indications for reoperation (11 of 332 for each one). The mastopexy-only reoperation rate of 10.2 percent was comparable to the tissue-related reoperation rate of 13.3 percent.
Conclusions: Although the measured reoperation rate (23.2 percent) may be higher than that of either procedure performed independently, the revision rate of combining the procedures was not more than additive. With appropriate patient selection and a carefully planned operative approach, the authors believe a one-stage procedure can be safely performed with acceptable complication and reoperation rates.
CLINICAL QUESTION/LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: Therapeutic, III.
The simultaneous augmentation/mastopexy entails the inherent challenge of expanding breast volume and concurrently reducing the skin envelope. The operation indeed holds special challenges nonconcomitant with the individual procedures alone. It has been suggested that performing the simultaneous procedure introduces a significant degree of added risk and uncertainty in the prediction of postoperative results,1–6 with its use even being discouraged by some.3 However, there are admittedly many advantages to performing these procedures simultaneously, the most obvious being the avoidance of a second operation in many patients. This has obvious advantages for the patient: it is economically less burdensome, reduces risks inherent in an additional operation, and avoids disappointment in the result in the interim between the two operations. In our experience, patients overwhelmingly prefer to undergo augmentation and mastopexy concurrently rather than have a staged procedure. Therefore, the simultaneous augmentation/mastopexy has routinely been used in our practice as the preferred approach for breast ptosis. We have found the combined procedure worthwhile, considering patient safety and efficacy, as in the experience reported by others.7–12 The objective of this study was to review our 5-year experience of consecutive simultaneous augmentation mastopexies, evaluating patient selection, surgical approach, and associated complication and reoperation rates.
A 5-year history (January of 2005 to December of 2009) of simultaneous augmentation/mastopexy operations was studied retrospectively. All operations were performed by the senior author of this study (M.B.C.). Data were collected for 430 patients who underwent mastopexy surgery, including 332 patients who underwent simultaneous augmentation mastopexies. This study focused on the 332 simultaneous augmentation/mastopexy patients, with the 98 mastopexy-only cases examined for comparison. Patient demographics, preoperative assessment, and operative approach were evaluated and correlated against rates of complications and reoperations. The patient demographics measured included age, sex, height, preoperative weight, smoking status, history of previous breast surgery, and gravida status. Smokers consented to discontinue smoking a minimum of 2 weeks before surgery, although serum nicotine levels were not obtained for verification of compliance. Mastopexy type was documented for each breast, as were implant specifications including fill, shape, volume, profile, and pocket position. All additional breast procedures concurrent with augmentation/mastopexy surgery were noted (e.g., implant removal, pocket exchange). The patients who underwent mastopexy alone during the same period were primarily compared for complication and reoperation rates. Statistical significance was evaluated using Fisher's exact test.
Complications were noted as unilateral or bilateral and categorized as tissue-related or implant-related. The definition of implant-related complications included Baker grade III/IV capsular contracture, implant malposition, periprosthetic seroma, implant failure, infection, and implant-related hematoma. Tissue-related complications encountered included partial necrosis, recurrent ptosis, areolar asymmetry, poor scarring, breast asymmetry, and mastopexy-related hematoma. The categorization of the hematoma was determined by its location; a hematoma within the breast implant pocket was categorized as implant-related and a hematoma isolated to the mastopexy flap without blood within the implant pocket was considered tissue-related. Patients were categorized as having recurrent ptosis for either stretch deformities of the lower pole or ptosis of the breast tissue over the implant (i.e., Snoopy's nose deformity). Partial necrosis included all cases of ischemia-induced necrosis of breast flap or nipple-areola complex irrespective of whether a surgical reoperation was required.
Reoperations were categorized as implant-related or tissue-related as a function of the complication. The only additional reoperations included that were not a result of a complication were for implant size change. For cases requiring multiple reoperations for the same complication, only the first reoperation was documented, as has been previously described.13,14
Although the majority or mastopexies were performed concurrently with the augmentation (332 of 430), mastopexy alone (98 of 430), with or without a staged augmentation, was selected for some patients. In our practice, patients with obesity, large pendulous breasts requiring significant nipple-areola complex elevation (>6 cm) or significant breast volume reduction, and/or unwillingness to completely stop smoking for a minimum of 2 weeks before surgery were all less likely to be selected for a combined procedure. In patients considered appropriate for a simultaneous procedure, mastopexy approach and implant selection were an integral part of preoperative planning. Planning the exact approach can be somewhat uncertain, as the spectrum of breast ptosis is a continuum. Therefore, the mastopexy approach was not determined completely preoperatively but rather planned presumptively based on the following: the Regnault level of ptosis15 with respect to the location of the nipple-areola complex in relationship to the inframammary fold, the location of the nipple-areola complex in relationship to the overall breast mound, the amount of breast overhanging the inframammary fold, and ultimately the vertical excess present, measured as the distance from the new nipple position to the inframammary fold under stretch (Fig. 1).
Patients with a need for nipple-areola complex repositioning or reshaping and whose need for breast lifting was minimal were selected for a circumareolar mastopexy. These were often patients primarily interested in augmentation, and the lift was considered necessary to achieve an optimal outcome. This included patients with tuberous breasts and grade 1 or 2 ptosis with minimal breast overhanging the fold (<3 cm). Patients with more severe ptosis (grade 2 or 3) and/or significant overhang (3 to 4 cm or greater) required a more significant lift through a vertical (with or without a short horizontal scar) or inverted-T approach. Although the final determination was made intraoperatively, preoperative assessment was critical to patient counseling and surgical planning. A patient with significant vertical breast skin excess of greater than 8 to 10 cm was considered more likely to need a greater circumareolar excision to remove vertical excess or a horizontal ellipse of skin removed as part of the vertical approach. The greater the vertical excess, the greater the elliptical resection and resultant length of the inframammary scar.
Implant selection was based on dimensional characteristics of the chest wall and soft-tissue envelope, taking into consideration the patient's desires as well. In patients requiring primarily an augmentation, implant selection was performed as with any standard breast augmentation. In a patient who primarily required a breast lift, implants were often selected to achieve a desired shape or improvement in upper pole volume with less adherence to strict dimensional considerations. In our experience and as recently documented by others,16 currently existing mastopexy-alone techniques have fallen short in their ability to effectively increase breast projection or upper pole volume. We have observed that the placement of an implant with the mastopexy more predictably produced the desired improvement in breast shape. Implant selection required factoring in the changes in breast width resulting from a significant mastopexy and the anticipated tolerance of the ptotic skin envelope for the desired implant. This was often the smallest implant that could effectively achieve the desired breast shape.
Preoperative markings were performed with the patient in the upright position. The inframammary fold, midline, and breast median were initially drawn. The proposed new nipple position was marked by simulating the mastopexy and locating the ideal position, taking into consideration its location on the breast mound and relationship to the inframammary fold.
In the circumareolar approach, the new areola superior border was marked 2 cm above the new planned nipple position and the inferior areola location was marked approximately 6 to 8 cm above the fold. An oval was drawn from the two points around the areola to create the desired shape. The areola was marked from 38 to 42 mm in diameter and incised. The augmentation was performed through an inferior areola incision with implant placement in a subglandular or dual-plane subpectoral pocket. The excess circumareolar skin was deepithelialized and the outer dermis was released with undermining of the breast flaps for a few centimeters. The breast tissue was closed as a deep separate layer to skin closure and a 3-0 Gore-Tex (W. L. Gore & Associates, Flagstaff, Ariz.) purse-string suture. Ethibond (Ethicon, Inc., Somerville, N.J.) was used in all cases to minimize circumareolar spreading (Fig. 2).
With vertical and inverted-T mastopexies, the augmentation was performed first through an incision extending vertically from the nipple-areola complex to 2 cm above the inframammary fold so that the implant could be placed in the desired pocket (Fig. 3). Pocket decision was determined based on soft-tissue coverage and/or preexisting pocket location in secondary cases, with the preferred pocket being dual-plane submuscular in the majority of cases. Tailor tacking, a critical technique in our combined procedures, was performed starting at the planned new nipple position and extending inferiorly toward the fold, creating the desired breast shape and lift. If the vertical limb from nipple to fold was longer than 8 to 10 cm, the vertical excess was reduced through expanding the circumareolar excision or performing an elliptical excision along the fold. Thus, the final skin pattern for excision was determined only after the implant was in place to ensure optimal tightening and symmetry. A superior dermal pedicle was used in all cases, maintaining dermal attachment in the superior half of the areola. The circumareolar skin was deepithelialized and all remaining skin in the vertical and inferior poles was excised. Breast flaps were undermined and mobilized sufficiently to allow closure with minimal tension. The breast tissue was closed over the implant on the deep surface of the vertical breast parenchyma just superficial to the implant. Any significant breast tissue present in the lower pole overlying this closure was routinely debulked to reduce tension on closure and potentially reduce pseudoptosis postoperatively. The resection of lower pole breast tissue when indicated was possible through the consistent use of a superior dermal pedicle. Skin was closed in multiple layers (Fig. 3).
The follow-up period for this study was 1 to 6 years, with a mean follow-up of 1.5 years. Of the 332 patients undergoing simultaneous breast augmentation/mastopexy surgery, 235 were primary breast cases and 97 were secondary breast cases. The average patient age was 37 years (range, 16 to 72 years). The average body mass index of patients was 24.7 (range, 15.6 to 43) (Tables 1 and 2). All patients in this study were women, with 81 percent of patients (269 of 332) being postpartum. Smokers composed 18 percent of patients (60 of 332) undergoing simultaneous surgery.
Of the 332 augmentation/mastopexy cases, bilateral mastopexy surgery was performed on 322 patients, with 10 patients undergoing mastopexy surgery unilaterally. As for the mastopexy approach, 40 percent were inverted-T, 40 percent were vertical (with or without a short inframammary incision), and 20 percent were circumareolar (Table 2).
Bilateral breast augmentations were performed in 326 patients, with six being unilateral. The implant selection was 73 percent (241 of 332) silicone and 27 percent saline (91 of 332), with an average implant fill volume of 392 cc. The use of silicone-filled implants increased progressively throughout the course of the study, from 61 percent of total implants used in 2005 to 85 percent in 2009. Implant profiles were 48 percent moderate-plus, 34 percent moderate, and 18 percent high. One patient received an anatomical form-stable cohesive gel implant. Pockets used for implant placement included 84 percent (278 of 332) dual-plane submuscular pocket, 12 percent (41 of 332) subglandular, and 4 percent (13 of 332) subfascial. Subglandular placement was used more often in secondary cases (25.8 percent, 25 of 97) as compared with primary cases (6.8 percent, 16 of 235), likely reflecting preexisting pocket location (Table 1). In primary cases, subglandular implant placement declined over the course of this study, with 11 of 16 cases in 2005 and none in 2009.
There were no deaths, pulmonary embolisms, deep venous thromboses, or major tissue losses of any type resultant from surgery. There were two implant infections resulting in implant extrusion. The overall complication rate for simultaneous augmentation/mastopexy surgery was 22.9 percent (76 of 332). Secondary cases displayed a complication rate of 28.9 percent (28 of 97), whereas the complication rate for primary cases was 20.4 percent (48 of 235). The majority of complications were tissue-related, 15.1 percent (50 of 332) as compared with implant-related, 7.8 percent (26 of 332). The three most common complications were, in descending order, capsular contracture (13 of 332), poor scarring (11 of 332), and recurrent ptosis (11 of 332) (Table 3). There was no apparent correlation between complication rates and smoking status, body mass index, pocket location, or mastopexy approach.
The overall reoperation rate was 23.2 percent (77 of 332) for our simultaneous augmentation/mastopexy cases, with 20.0 percent (47 of 235) for primary cases and 30.9 percent (30 of 97) for secondary cases. Secondary patients were associated with a statistically significant higher rate of reoperation (p = 0.0447). The most common indications for reoperation were capsular contracture (11 of 332), poor scarring (11 of 332), and recurrent ptosis (11 of 332). Of the 23.2 percent overall reoperation rate, tissue-related indications constituted 13.3 percent (44 of 332) and implant-related indications constituted 9.9 percent (33 of 332) (Table 4 and Fig. 4). There was no apparent correlation between reoperation rates and smoking status, body mass index, pocket location, or mastopexy approach.
Of the 98 mastopexy-only cases evaluated for comparison, 75 were primary breast cases and 23 were secondary cases. The average body mass index for members of this group was statistically higher at 26.5 as compared with 24.1 for the simultaneous group (Table 2). This most likely represents a selection bias against performing the simultaneous procedure on overweight patients. There was also a higher prevalence of inverted-T incisions used for mastopexy alone versus the simultaneous group (81 percent versus 40 percent) (Table 2), reflecting a greater need to excise lower pole volume. The complication and reoperation rates for mastopexy alone were 12.2 percent (12 of 98) and 10.2 percent (10 of 98), respectively.
The combination of a mastopexy performed simultaneously with a breast augmentation is not a novel concept and was initially described by Gonzalez-Ulloa17 and shortly thereafter by Regnault18 in the 1960s. However, there have been no definitive studies clearly establishing its safety and efficacy. There are several small retrospective studies advocating the combined approach to breast ptosis,7–12 whereas others report the risks inherent in the simultaneous approach, promoting caution and consideration for staging the procedure to improve safety and quality of results.1–6 It has been suggested that the variables involved in a combination augmentation/mastopexy could lead to increased risk of poor scarring, nipple-implant malalignment, nipple malposition, or implant extrusion.5 What has often been lacking in the reported literature are clear descriptions of the perioperative decision making and surgical approach and their impact on the final result, details that might help explain the varying experiences in combination augmentation mastopexies. Regardless of physician bias, it is our experience that patients prefer a simultaneous operation to achieve a lift with augmentation, and this has been our preferred approach.
Although we have described general indications for simultaneous versus staged procedures, ultimately a combination of factors must be assessed for each individual, considering the anticipated outcome of both the surgeon and the patient. Unfortunately, there is no simple algorithm that adequately assesses the appropriate approach for each case. The most pertinent factors in our decision making included unwillingness to stop smoking at least 2 weeks before surgery, obesity, extremely large breasts requiring significant volume reduction, or severe ptosis requiring nipple-areola complex elevation greater than 6 cm.
Reflective of the propensity to stage the procedure in obese patients, 23.5 percent of the mastopexy-alone group had a body mass index greater than 30, as compared with 6 percent in the simultaneous group. One important caveat to the interpretation of results within this study is that complication rates represent only the risk associated with operations performed, while ignoring that the risk of procedures declined. For example, we found no significant correlation between smoking history or body mass index and resulting complication rate. It may be tempting to downgrade the significance of these factors. However, these results may in part be attributable to patient selection, as patients with higher body mass indexes or significant smoking history/unwillingness to quit smoking were more likely considered better candidates for a staged procedure. Indeed, of the 98 patients within this study who underwent mastopexy alone (22.8 percent), all were excluded from the simultaneous procedure either because they desired smaller, nonaugmented breasts, or because the above-mentioned selection criteria mandated a staged approach.
Reoperations were categorized as "indications for reoperation," which was for the most part reflective of the complications seen in the study, as demonstrated by our overall complication rate of 22.9 percent and our reoperation rate of 23.2 percent. There are a couple of exceptions worth noting. There were nine reoperations for size change that were not considered complications. Likewise, in the nine cases of partial necrosis documented as a complication of this procedure, only four of these cases required reoperation, which constituted a small procedure under local anesthesia. All of these patients had very small tissue openings (<2 cm). Eight occurred in inverted-T mastopexies at the intersection of the vertical and inframammary scar and the one other case was a small opening along the incision in a circumareolar mastopexy case. There were two implant infections, both requiring explantation and subsequent reoperation for placement of a new implant. Importantly, there were no instances of disastrous complications such as major skin flap or nipple necrosis, which have been implicated when using the combined procedure.3,4
Although some have described the risk of the combined procedure as being greater than that of each individual procedure,3 our data demonstrate tissue and implant-related reoperation rates similar to the individual procedures when considered separately. We report a tissue-related reoperation rate of 13.6 percent for simultaneous augmentation/mastopexy, as compared with our measured reoperation rate of 10.2 percent for mastopexy alone observed in this study. These reoperation rates are similar to an 8.6 percent reoperation rate for mastopexy alone reported by Stevens et al.9 In addition, our implant-related reoperation rate of 9.6 percent measured for the simultaneous procedure does not appear greater than reoperation rates reported for augmentation. In the Mentor 6-year core data, a 19.4 percent reoperation rate was noted in 551 primary breast augmentation patients.19 Allergan 6-year core data demonstrated a 28 percent reoperation rate in 445 patients.20 In our study, the most common implant-related indications for reoperation were capsular contracture, implant size change, and implant malposition. These are consistent with their findings: Mentor reported capsular contracture and size change and Allergan reported capsular contracture and implant malposition as the most common indications for reoperation in primary augmentation.19,20
When comparing the reoperation rate involved in the staged procedure against that of the simultaneous procedure, the staged approach entails an inherent minimum 100 percent reoperation rate in addition to the reoperation rates for each procedure separately. This far exceeds the reoperation rate of 23.2 percent measured in this study. Although the rate of 23.2 percent for the combined procedure may seem high for a cosmetic procedure and is higher than that of either individual procedure performed alone, the reoperation rate of combining the two procedures is not more than additive when compared with published values. Likewise, our findings are within a range of other similar case series. Codner et al. reported a series of 178 simultaneous augmentation/mastopexy cases over a 15-year period with an overall reoperation rate of 25.8 percent, including 16.3 percent for tissue-related and 9.5 percent for implant-related indications.13 Stevens et al. reported an overall reoperation rate of 14.6 percent, including 10.9 percent for tissue-related and 3.7 percent for tissue-related indications.9
The efficacy of our results was not a major focus of this study and has been assessed only as a function of the reoperation rate described and as a subjective analysis of the results obtained. Photographs of patients with ptosis in both primary and secondary cases have been included as representative examples (Figs. 5 through 8). Although patient satisfaction surveys were not a part of this particular study, this additional information could provide important additional information in future studies to more clearly determine the efficacy of augmentation with a mastopexy, either simultaneously or as a staged procedure.
In our practice, patients prefer a combined procedure when an augmentation and mastopexy are required, and it has been our primary approach for the majority of patients. Although a 23.2 percent reoperation rate may be considered too high for a purely cosmetic procedure, staging the operation, which is commonly posed as the alternative, does not appear to offer any advantage of safety in the majority of cases in this study. We acknowledge the inherent difficulty posed in a combined approach, and a potential reoperation should be part of preoperative counseling with appropriate candidates for the procedure. However, with careful consideration given to the perioperative decision making and operative approach, our data demonstrate the effectiveness of a one-stage procedure with acceptable complication and reoperation rates.
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I'm hearing a lot of reaction to Jeff Goldberg's ultra-provocative Atlantic blog on "What if Israel ceases to be a democracy" - the inevitable result of Goldberg's stature as one of the most outspoken, well-informed bloggers on the pro-Israel scene and a true centrist, in the sense that all this views are not shaped by the rigid ideology of the right or the left.
Much of the criticism of Jeff's blog boils down to this: so what else is new?
There have been spasms of alarm about Israeli democracy almost since the birth of the Jewish state, this line of argument goes, and still, it remains the only viable democracy in the Middle East.
Fair enough; I've heard such warnings for years, as well.
What strikes me as different this time around: the composition of the current ruling coalition and the extreme views of some of its participants and the demographic shrinkage of the faction that puts an emphasis on liberal democracy as a core value of the Jewish state.
Politically and culturally, Israel is a very different place than it was 20 years ago, as Goldberg writes; the idea of Avigdor Lieberman as prime minister is no longer far fetched.
I've also heard the argument that it's actually Goldberg who is being undemocratic; the current government reflects the views of the people who elected it, the reasoning goes, and what Goldberg is doing is arguing that their democratic choice is somehow invalid because it emanates from the right, from the ultra-Orthodox and from Soviet and Middle Eastern emigres.
This is just silly. If a majority of Israelis voted to do away with democracy entirely, is that a democratic choice we, as Israel's supporters, should accept? No way.
One of the most controversial Goldberg conclusions is that if this retreat from democracy continues, "most of American Jewry would be so disgusted by Israel's abandonment of democratic principles that I think the majority would simply write off Israel as a tragic, failed experiment."
JTA's Ron Kampeas takes issue with that.
If Israel does slide toward autocracy, a majority of American Jews "will back the factions -- and lo, there will be multitudes -- within Israel that will seek a return to liberal democracy. And the American Jewish majority will simultaneously pressure the autocrats in Israel to reverse course -- think of the Irish American establishment and how it helped kick Sinn Fein's ass until it came to the table. And should Israel, while under the spell of this autocracy, actually come under a serious existential threat, these clever Jews will figure out a way to simultaneously protect the nation and unseat the government."
I hope Ron is right, but I'm not so sure.
The perception that Israel is extirpating its democratic roots, it seems to me, is something that will inevitably deepen the already-considerable divide between American Jews who are actively involved in pro-Israel activism – and the much bigger faction comprised of those who aren't, either out of apathy or disappointment with what they believe the Jewish state has become.
I don't see the latter group - the unaffiliated, uninvolved and unconnected - rising up to protest any wholesale retreat from democracy. And of the activist part of the community, what proportion would actively seek to change Israeli policy?
With the Jewish leadership working hard to purge from the pro-Israel ranks those who don't subscribe to the "Israel is always right" theology, I'm thinking that a lot more of the activist faction would find ways to rationalize away any anti-democratic shift in Israel rather than fight it, while the non-activist majority would be more inclined -as Goldberg posits – to wash their hands of the whole thing.
Ron's story touches on a key point: the idea of Israel as a Jewish homeland. American Jews won't abandon an Israel they see as sliding toward autocracy or simply go along with the slide because "[w]e are a people," he writes. "Our homeland is Israel. This is not an ideological postulation, it is a matter of practical fact."
What I wonder: do most American Jews see that homeland as something that has meaning in their own lives?
Clearly the Orthodox do and many involved in pro-Israel activism. Ron points out that the homeland idea is much more central to Reform Judaism than it was a few decades ago.
But isn't this a purely abstract concept for that big, unaffiliated, uninvolved faction that supports the idea of Israel but doesn't have much of a personal connection to it? If it is, I'm not sure the "but it's our homeland" argument will carry much weight with a majority of American Jews if Israel does move further from its democratic roots.
I don't see hard and fast answers to any of this, but it seems to me this is an important discussion that cuts to the heart of the American Jewish commitment to Israel.
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