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Skin Flaps in Facial Surgery |
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Sharpen your facial surgery skills-by mastering the design and execution of flaps This practical, all-encompassing sourcebook demystifies the planning and execution of flaps for anyone performing facial surgery. Written by leading facial surgery experts, the book starts with an introductory chapter that highlights the basic principles common to all flaps. Next, you'll get an in-depth look at flap physiology and random flap patterns, such as advancement and rotation flaps… split- and full-thickness grafts… the repair of eyelids, ears, and lips… the replacement of nasal lining and support… and free flaps. The high-yield coverage features multiple options for any procedure, and is supported by a quick-access format that features lines and arrows superimposed on full-color patient photos-a convenient tool that helps you visualize the design and movement of flaps. FeaturesA step-by-step, technique-driven presentation that deepens your understanding of facial surgery involving flaps |
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Daniel Buchen, MD, Chief, Division of Dermatology, Saint Vincent Hospital and Clinical Instructor in Dermatology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, New York
Dr. Buchen's clinical practice is devoted to dermatologic surgery. In his years of teaching dermatology and surgical residents at Mount Sinai, he has encountered an ongoing need for a concise, step-by-step teaching tool on the subject of flaps in facial surgery. The material in this book is drawn from his lectures, seminars, and teaching sessions with residents.
10.1036/007145943XFormat: hardcover,
300 pages.
Pub date: 15 Dec 2006
Copyright: 2007
$129.00 US
Product Line: McGraw-Hill Professional
