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We study the effects of phase-breaking scattering processes on the electron conductance of quantum wires in strong magnetic fields. Our treatment makes use of the nonequilibrium Keldysh formalism and the self-consistent Born approximation for the many-body interactions. The differential conductance is carried out numerically by means of continued fractions and renormalization techniques within a tight-binding framework. We provide a unified description of dissipative and dissipationless currents, with clear crossovers from one to the other regime.