Edited by A. Alexandre, A. Bricolo, and H.Millesi 2005 On behalf of the Committee for Peripheral Nerve Surgery of the World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies, and sponsored by EU.N.I., European Neurosurgical Institute, the Third Course on peripheral Nerve Microsurgery and on Minimally Invasive Treatments for Spinal Diseases was held in Treviso, February 9–11, 2004.
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Edoardo Raposio Editor 2016 The adage “large incision, big surgeon” governed surgery for over 100 years. The larger the wound, however, the more skin, fascia, nerves, and muscles are transected, and the more morbidity can be expected. Surgeons from various domains have become fascinated by endoscopy, with its very low complication rates, high diagnostic yields, and the possibility of […]
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Umut Sarpel 2014 An Introductory Guide A surgical mentor of mine used to advise his medical students “Don’t act like tourists!” He wanted them to get deeply immersed in their surgical clerkship, to view themselves as vital members of the surgical team, rather than be passive observers who simply watched surgeons work.
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Weihua Gong Editor 2015 With the rapid development of microsurgery and molecular biology, rodent transplant models have become increasingly popular. Transplantation in rodents is the most useful in studying transplant immunobiology, in which more immunological tools can be utilized.
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Peter Girman • Jan Kriz • Peter Balaz Editors 2015 Transplantation medicine is a rapidly developing field comprising progress not only in surgical technique s but also in research of new immunosuppressants, technologies, biological agents and tissue engineering. Taking into consideration the abovementioned fact, many researchers interested in experimental transplantation are not trained in surgery, even though they very […]
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Toshio Nakanishi • Roger R. Markwald H. Scott Baldwin • Bradley B. Keller Deepak Srivastava • Hiroyuki Yamagishi Editors 2016 From Gene Function and Cellular Interaction to Morphology This book is based on the 7th Takao International Symposium on the Etiology and Morphogenesis of Congenital Heart Disease held in August 2013 in Tokyo, Japan. The Takao symposium […]
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Deborah F. MacFarlane Editor 2010 The concept behind this book was to provide something eminently practical, to address some of the questions I, and others, have encountered over the years, but haven’t readily found answers for. I wanted experts in their fields to put on paper the pearls of their wisdom, to give us the laser settings, the […]
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J. Pfeil • W. E. Siebert (Eds.) 2010 We are currently witnessing a marked change in total hip arthroplasty. Minimally invasive surgical techniques have been popularized in the media and patients are showing an increased interest in these techniques, which promise to provide them with an even better result following total hip replacement.
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Renzo Brun del Re (Ed.) 2010
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Dianne B. McKay · Steven M. Steinberg Editors 2010 Kidney transplantation improves the length and quality of life for many patients with end-stage renal disease. Successful transplantation is ensured by specialists trained to recognize and manage both the immediate pre- and post-transplant issues and the initial decisions regarding immunosuppression.
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