TRAM flap
(transverse rectus abdominus myocutaneous)
This procedure is a breast reconstructive surgery in which the abdominal muscle, skin and artery are used to reconstruct the breast. Post-surgical physical therapy can include scar mobilization, improving trunk mobility and strength, and eliminating persistent pain.
Disclaimer: The Breast Health and Rehabilitation Center seeks to educate the community on musculoskeletal causes of pain and dysfunction as a result of breast cancer. Specific medical advice and/or answers to your personal health questions will require a full examination by one of our physical therapists. This website is not intended to be a substitute for a medical evaluation, but rather as an educational resource.