EDITED BY ARI S. HOSCHANDER, CHRISTOPHER J. SALGADO, WROOD KASSIRA, SETH R. THALLER 2016 We set out to compile this book because we felt there was a need for its content in the plastic surgery literature. The goal was to create a list of the most commonly performed plastic and reconstructive procedures and then dedicate an entire chapter […]
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Fu-Chan Wei, Samir Mardini 2009 Remarkable advances in research, technology, and clinical experience in medicine over the past few decades have resulted in a strong surge of development in reconstructive surgery. Each field of medicine brings about a unique perspective on a disease and its treatment.
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Editors Joseph M. Serletti Peter J. Taub Liza C. Wu David J. Slutsky 2013
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G. William Arnett Richard P. Mclaughlin 2004 There is a need for a systemized and objective approach to facial planning. Such an approach should emphasize goal-directed treatment planning for the orthodontist and surgeon. This would lead to correction of the occlusion, and at the same time leaving teeth in a healthy periodontal position, a face that is balanced, […]
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Edited by Paul Q Montgomery Peter H Rhys Evans Patrick J Gullane 2009 On a worldwide scale head and neck malignancy represents the 5th most common cancer and nowhere in the field of human oncology are the effects of progression of disease more readily apparent, more cosmetically deforming, and more functionally and psychologically disturbing than in this region. Unlike […]
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Edited by TERRY A. DAY DOUGLAS A. GIROD 2006 The twilight of the 20th century was a time of many advances in the management of head and neck cancer, but perhaps none have been so dramatic as those found in the reconstruction of defects of the oral cavity. The incidence of oral cavity carcinoma remains tied to the […]
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EDITORS: James Paul O’Neill Jatin P. Shah 2015 The term “cancer of the head and neck” generally includes neoplasms arising from the mucosa of the upper aerodigestive tract, including the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses, as well as tumors of the salivary glands, thyroid and parathyroid glands, and neoplasms arising from the skin, soft tissues, and bones of […]
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Rui Fernandes 2015 A Practical Approach As a collector of medical books, I have found that the current emphasis of most texts on head and neck reconstructive surgery is on microvascular surgery. The impact of free tissue transfer on the surgeon’s ability to repair difficult defects has been revolutionary, to say the least.
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Shan R. Baker 2007
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Edited by Javier Gavila´n Jesu´s Herranz Lawrence W. DeSanto, Ce´sar Gavila´n 2002 The present book represents the philosophy of neck dissection used by the authors based on their experience over a period of more than 30 years. It also describes the evolution of neck dissection during the 20th century, from George Crile to the surgery of the […]
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