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A structured index of the knowledge pages on this site — title, canonical URL, content type, taxonomy and a one-sentence summary. It does not duplicate full article bodies.

A machine-readable version is available at koreabreastcare.kr/llms.txt. Last reviewed 2026-08-16.

Screening & Diagnosis

  • How breast imaging, pathology, biomarkers and lymph-node assessment are used before treatment is planned, and what each test can detect or miss.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/screening-diagnosis/

  • How mammography, ultrasound and MRI are used, and why original DICOM files matter.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/diagnosis/breast-imaging/

  • What a pathology report describes and when a second pathology review may be useful.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/diagnosis/pathology-review/

  • How stage and receptor status (ER, PR, HER2) are established and why they guide treatment.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/diagnosis/staging-and-biomarkers/

Breast Cancer

  • How breast cancer is diagnosed, staged and treated, and how surgery, systemic therapy and radiation fit together.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/breast-cancer/

Surgery

  • The main surgical options and the principle of the least extensive operation that provides appropriate cancer control.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/surgery/

  • How breast-conserving surgery and mastectomy differ and when each is considered; both can be appropriate, decided with the clinical team.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/surgery/lumpectomy-vs-mastectomy/

  • When lumpectomy may be considered and its relationship with radiotherapy and margins.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/surgery/breast-conserving-surgery/

  • MastectomyArticle

    Why mastectomy may be recommended, what it removes and how it relates to radiotherapy and reconstruction.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/surgery/mastectomy/

  • Eligibility, sensation and reconstruction considerations for nipple-sparing mastectomy.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/surgery/nipple-sparing-mastectomy/

  • Sentinel lymph-node biopsy and axillary surgery in breast cancer staging and treatment.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/surgery/lymph-node-surgery/

  • How robotic and endoscopic approaches compare with established techniques.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/surgery/robot-assisted-breast-surgery/

Reconstruction

  • Implant and autologous reconstruction, timing, radiation and revision.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/reconstruction/

  • How implant-based and own-tissue reconstruction differ in operation, recovery, donor site, radiotherapy and long-term maintenance.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/reconstruction/implant-vs-autologous/

  • How a DIEP flap and implant reconstruction compare and when each is considered.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/reconstruction/diep-flap-vs-implant/

  • How the timing of reconstruction relates to cancer treatment and radiotherapy.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/reconstruction/immediate-vs-delayed/

  • Tissue expanders, direct-to-implant reconstruction, complications and the effect of radiotherapy.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/reconstruction/implant-based/

  • Own-tissue reconstruction, DIEP flaps, donor-site considerations and recovery.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/reconstruction/autologous/

  • How a DIEP flap uses abdominal tissue while attempting to preserve muscle, and its donor-site risks.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/reconstruction/diep-flap/

  • How radiation interacts with implant and autologous reconstruction and affects timing.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/reconstruction/reconstruction-and-radiotherapy/

  • Common reasons for revision after reconstruction and what assessment involves.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/reconstruction/revision-surgery/

Patient Questions

  • Practical answers to questions international patients ask about breast diagnosis, surgery, reconstruction and treatment in Korea.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/questions/

  • Which imaging, pathology and treatment records to gather before a hospital consultation.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/treatment-in-korea/medical-records/

  • How a hospital's multidisciplinary team reviews a breast cancer case.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/treatment-in-korea/how-review-works/

  • How long a stay may be needed and how timelines are planned around surgery and recovery.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/treatment-in-korea/planning-your-stay/

  • What follow-up may be needed after returning home and how it is arranged.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/treatment-in-korea/follow-up-after-returning-home/

Korea

  • How breast cancer diagnosis, surgery and reconstruction are approached in Korea and how international patients prepare.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/korea/

  • An overview of the breast cancer treatment pathway for international patients in Korea.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/treatment-in-korea/

  • How costs and payment are approached, confirmed with the medical institution.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/treatment-in-korea/cost-and-payment/

  • Practical guidance for international patients preparing for breast care in Korea.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/international-patient-guide/

Research & Reference

  • Structured summaries of breast cancer surgery and reconstruction research from Korean clinical teams, with design, population and limitations.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/research/

  • GlossaryReference

    Definitions of breast-care terms — BI-RADS, DCIS, HER2, ER/PR, sentinel lymph node, DIEP flap, capsular contracture and more.

    https://koreabreastcare.kr/glossary/