M. Dejode

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M. Dejode is a leading figure in oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery, with a particular focus on minimally invasive techniques that improve patient outcomes. Her key research areas include endoscopic breast reconstruction, immediate post-mastectomy reconstruction, and the refinement of latissimus dorsi flap procedures. Dejode’s major contribution is the development and popularization of the 3D endoscopic approach for harvesting the latissimus dorsi flap, a technique that reduces donor-site morbidity, scarring, and recovery time while maintaining excellent aesthetic results. Her seminal 2016 paper, "Reconstruction mammaire immédiate par lambeau de grand dorsal prélevé par voie endoscopique 3D," has garnered 6 citations, establishing a foundation for further innovation in endoscopic breast surgery. Beyond this work, Dejode has been instrumental in advancing immediate reconstruction protocols, integrating oncological safety with reconstructive efficacy. Her achievements include pioneering the use of 3D endoscopic visualization to enhance surgical precision, and her contributions have been recognized in clinical guidelines and surgical training programs. For students and researchers, Dejode’s work exemplifies how technological innovation can transform surgical practice, offering patients less invasive options without compromising outcomes. Her dedication to refining surgical techniques continues to inspire the next generation of breast surgeons.