ASBrS Video Library

Submission Requirements

1. To coordinate your submission contact Paul Bunn at pbunn@breastsurgeons.org.
2. If needed, video recording equipment may be provided to you on loan by the ASBrS for recording of videos.
3. Videos should be 5–6 minutes in length.
4. Standard video file formats must be used, for example, MP4 file with the largest frame size (usually 1920x1080).
5. Recommended file size is 300–600 MB. Upload speed will depend on the speed of your network.
6. Videos should be professional high-quality didactic educational style.
7. Video editing assistance and loaner, head-mounted video cameras are available to members to facilitate video production.
8. Videos should include narration in English for the review process.
9. Viewers should be oriented to the anatomy in the video.
10. No music should be included in the video.
11. Do not use copyrighted images.
12. Vendor branding should be minimized wherever possible. Use generic names instead of brand names in your narration.
13. Video consent forms are required from surgeons and patients featured in each video, and these forms must be submitted along with the video to the Society. Download the Society's Photograph and Video Consent and Release Form (Word Doc).
14. Include a slide with your disclosure statement at the beginning of your presentation.
15. Inclusion of a PowerPoint slide at the beginning and/or the end of your video that outlines the procedure, indication for the procedure, and goals of the video is encouraged.

Video Priority List

BCS/Oncoplastic Surgery

• Skin Marking and Placement
• De-epithelization
• Periareolar Crescent Approach
• Donut Crescent Approach
• Inframammary Fold Crescent
• Split-thickness repair of a defect
• Wise-Pattern Reduction
• J-plasty
• Vertical Mammaplasty
• Medial Mammaplasty
• Lateral Mammaplasty

Mastectomy

• Total Mastectomy
• MEDIAL AND LATERAL Dog-ear repair techniques
• Nipple-sparing mastectomy (various techniques and incisions)
• Skin-sparing mastectomy
• Lymph Node Surgery
• Sentinel node biopsy
• Axillary node dissection (Via MRM and Transaxillary)
• Axillary Reverse Mapping

Benign Pathology

• Central duct excision
• Terminal duct excision

Percutaneous Procedures

• Ultrasound guided cyst and seroma aspiration
• Percutaneous biopsy (various procedures)
• Cryoablation of benign and malignancy tumors
• Lesion Localization (various techniques)

Brachytherapy

• Intraoperative radiotherapy(various techniques)
• Catheter placement (various techniques)
• ABLATE procedure