F. Charles Brunicardi 2015 Each new edition of this book is approached by the editorial team with a dual vision keeping a dedicated eye affixed to the foundations of surgery while bringing into sharper focus on new and emerging elements. We are entering into a spectacular era of surgery in which the highest quality of […]
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MICHAELS. BAGGiSH MICKEY M. KARRAM 2016 The fourth edition of the Atlas of Pelvic Anatomy and Gynecologic Surgery has maintained and extended the original mind-set of the two authors—“a single picture is worth a thousand words”— which holds true for this book as it similarly did for the antecedent three editions. Busy, practicing gynecologists, residents, […]
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Davide Lomanto William Tzu-Liang Chen Marilou B. Fuentes Editors 2023 In almost a century of surgery, few advances can be compared to the changes brought by the introduction of minimally invasive surgery that represent a true revolution in surgical practice for the greatest benefits offered to the patients. Since the early 1990s, laparoscopic surgery has […]
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Alexis Salerno • Daniel J. Haase Sarah B. Murthi Editors 2021 This is a collaboration between artists and physicians. Most of the illustrations were created by Vondel Mahon, Medical Illustrator. Misty Paccao also contributed figures and diagrams. Gary Wind, MD, FACS was deeply involved in the original conception of the project and created some of […]
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Michele Maruccia • Giuseppe Giudice Editors 2022 Basic Principles and New Perspectives As we are living in an era of ongoing globalization, over the decades, plastic surgery took advantage of the exchange of information and knowledge within the international scientific community. Therefore, knowing how to express concepts in English, the most used scientific language, it […]
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Giuseppe Maria Ettorre Editor 2023 Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is a rising disease. The etiology of this tumor depends on its geographical distribution, and in most cases it is strictly related to diseased parenchyma, with fewer tumors growing on normal liver. As a young student, I remember when anti-viral therapies were being studied as a potential […]
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Ludovico Docimo • Luigi Brusciano Editors 2022 Clinical Management and Surgical Techniques Although benign, anal incontinence is a highly invalidating condition causing an important impairment to the patients’ quality of life. Its related social stigma concurs in the underestimation of its prevalence. Nowadays, a high number of patients still tend to avoid seeking medical care […]
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Federico Soria • Duje Rako • Petra de Graaf Editors 2022 The aim of this book is to provide a multidisciplinary overview of an area of knowledge that affects a multitude of patients worldwide on a daily basis and that unfortunately shows a slow technological development. The main reasons for the lack of innovation in […]
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Erik Hansen • Klaus-Dieter Kühn Editors 2022 Who would’ve or could’ve imagined how different the world would be when we first embarked on this project over a year ago? Upon reflection, a couple of things truly stand out to me. For one, the COVID pandemic has reinforced that we are truly an interconnected global community, […]
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Editors: Stephen M. Howell, Stefano A. Bini, G. Daxton Steele 2022 “Through the looking-glass” refers to the Lewis Carroll novel (i.e., the sequel to Alice in Wonderland) where Alice crosses over into a “bizarre universe” when she enters the flipped world on the other side of a mirror. The phrase implies unpredictable and strange happenings, a poignant […]
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