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Moreover, proponent physicians have said there “ should be no absolute contraindication to breast-feeding by women with silicone breast implants .” In the early 1990s, at the beginning of the silicone breast-implant sickness occurrences, small-scale, non-random studies ( i. e. “ patients came with complaints, which might have many sources ”, not “ doctors performed random tests ”) indicated possible breast-feeding complications from silicone implants ; yet no study reported device – disease causality.

Moreover, additional to the suicide-risk, women with breast implants also faced a trebled death risk from alcoholism and drugs abuse ( prescription and recreational ).

Moreover, the study Effect of Breast Augmentation Mammoplasty on Self-Esteem and Sexuality: A Quantitative Analysis ( 2007 ), reported that the women attributed their improved self-esteem, self-image, and increased, satisfactory sexual functioning to having undergone breast augmentation ; the cohort, aged 21 – 57 years, averaged post-operative self-esteem increases ranging from 20. 7 to 24. 9 points on the 30-point Rosenberg self-esteem scale, which data supported the 78. 6 % increase in the woman ’ s libido, relative to her pre-operative level of libido.

Moreover, besides breast reconstruction, breast cancer patients usually undergo revision surgery of the nipple-areola complex ( NAC ), and symmetry procedures upon the opposite breast, to create a bust of natural appearance, size, form, and feel.

Moreover, because only one study, the Swedish Long-term Cancer Risk Among Swedish Women with Cosmetic Breast Implants: an Update of a Nationwide Study ( 2006 ), controlled for tobacco smoking, the data were insufficient to establish verifiable statistical differences between smokers and non-smokers that might contribute to the higher lung cancer mortality rate of women with breast implants.

Moreover, although liposuction is currently used to harvest fat for grafting to the breast, in 1895, in the nineteenth century, Dr. Vincent Czerny effected the earliest breast enlargement with fat when he used the patient ’ s autologous adipose tissue, harvested from a benign lumbar lipoma, to repair the asymmetry of the breast from which he had removed a tumor.

Moreover, although fat grafting to the breast parenchyma usually is minimal, it is performed to increase the degree of projection of the bust.

Moreover, given the sensitive, biologic nature of breast tissue, periodic MRI and 3-D volumetric imaging examinations are required to monitor the breast-tissue viability and the maintenance of the large volume (+ 300cc ) fat grafts.

Moreover, because fat grafts are biologically sensitive, they cannot survive in the empty implantation pocket, instead, they are injected to and diffused within the breast-tissue matrix ( recipient site ), replacing approximately 50 % of the volume of the removed implant — as permanent breast augmentation.

Moreover, radiotherapy treatment is critical to reducing cancerous recurrence and to the maximal conservation of breast tissue ; yet, ironically, radiotherapy of an implant-augmented breast much increases the incidence of medical complications — capsular contracture, infection, extrusion, and poor cosmetic outcome.

Moreover, the correction of gynecomastia (" woman's breast ") is the analogous, enlarged male breast-reduction surgical procedure, wherein there is no consideration of lactation capability.

Moreover, the liposuctioning of the breast does not increase the rate of local medical complications ; decreased NAC sensitivity occurs in 10 per cent of the women ; and total NAC insensitivity occurs in 1. 0 per cent of women.

Moreover, as required by the patient's physique, an intravenous ( IV ) pressure bag can be applied to hasten the infiltration ; after the anaesthetic has numbed the breast, the plastic surgeon begins the lipectomy breast-reduction.

Moreover, fetal immune cells have also been frequently found in breast cancer stroma as compared to samples taken from healthy women.

Moreover, with the widespread decentralization of economic activity that is being proposed by the government, and with the corresponding development of the interior regions of the country, the demand for water transport might, perhaps paradoxically, increase rather than diminish.

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Moreover, he became an established cybernetic culture theoretician with his Internet development analysis stressing the roles of the state ( military and academic ), social movements ( computer hackers and social activists ), and business, in shaping the economic infrastructure according to their ( conflicting ) interests.

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Moreover, it must be borne in mind that, given the significance of distance as a cultural isolator in earlier centuries, the historical development of literature did not occur at an even pace across the world.

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Moreover, in the 1840s, the philosophic discussion of fetishism by Auguste Comte, and Ludwig Feuerbach's psychological interpretation of religion also influenced Marx's development of commodity fetishism.

Moreover, Allied air raids had a serious propaganda impact on the German government, all prompting Germany to begin serious development on air defence technology — in the form of fighter planes.

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Moreover, the USSR was astonished by the Great Leap Forward, had renounced aiding Chinese nuclear weapons development, and refused to side with them in the Sino-Indian War ( 1962 ), by maintaining a moderate relation with India — actions deemed offensive by Mao as Chinese Leader.

Moreover, the Naval section was interested in the torpedo research being carried out there, and it was also known that jet engine development was being undertaken at Strasbourg's Junkers plant.

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Moreover, policies like the Marshall Plan emphasized shared economic development of the Western European states ( removing much of what critics saw as the incentives giving rise to World War I ) rather than punishment of the former Axis powers.

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Moreover, he sometimes showed a condemnatory tone toward what he considered personal failings or vice, for example noting in 1809: ' On one side one sees families which thrive over a course of many years, in the bosom of order and concord, on the other one sees many others, especially in the lower social classes, who offend the eye with the repulsive picture of debauchery, arguments, and shameful distress !".

Moreover, sometimes traditionally Ghibelline cities allied with the Papacy, while Guelph cities were even punished with Papal interdict.

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Moreover, the regime sometimes bypassed the conservative Dumas and ruled by decree.

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Moreover, sometimes multiple pieces of information, none sufficient by itself to uniquely identify an individual, may uniquely identify a person when combined ; this is one reason that multiple pieces of evidence are usually presented at criminal trials.

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