Using a streamlined, highly illustrated format, Review of Plastic Surgery, 2nd Edition, provides essential information on more than 40 topics found on in-service, board, and MOC exams, as well as the challenges you face in everyday practice. Bulleted text, detailed illustrations, and easy-to-digest lists help you quickly find and retain information, while self-assessment sections prepare you for exams and help you identify areas needing further study. It’s an ideal resource for residents and fellows, as well as medical students, attending physicians, and others interested in plastic surgery.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. List of question contributors - p. v 6. Dedication - p. vi 7. Preface - p. vii 8. Foreword - p. viii 9. Acknowledgments - p. ix 10. List of Tables - p. x 11. List of Illustrations - p. xi 12. 1. Anesthesia, practice management, patient safety, and coding - p. xi 13. 2. Principles of surgery, trauma, transplantation, and critical care - p. 8 14. Section 1. Craniofacial, Head, and Neck - p. 20 15. 3. Head and neck anatomy and facial palsy - p. 20 16. 4. Head and neck cancer, odontogenic tumors, and vascular anomalies - p. 30 17. 5. Craniofacial trauma - p. 38 18. 6. Craniosynostosis and craniofacial syndromes - p. 46 19. 7. Clefts and orthognathic surgery - p. 56 20. 8. Ear reconstruction - p. 72 21. Section 2. Breast - p. 86 22. 9. Breast anatomy, embryology, and congenital defects - p. 86 23. 10. Breast cancer and breast reconstruction - p. 94 24. 11. Noncancer breast surgery - p. 102 25. Section 3. Trunk and Lower Extremity - p. 108 26. 12. Trunk reconstruction and pressure sores - p. 108 27. 13. Peripheral nerve injuries, brachial plexus, and compression neuropathies - p. 124 28. 14. Lower extremity reconstruction and lymphedema - p. 136 29. Section 4. Hand - p. 151 30. 15. Congenital hand disorders - p. 151 31. 16. Hand masses, vascular disorders, and dupuytren’s contracture - p. 162 32. 17. Hand fractures and dislocations - p. 170 33. 18. Nail-bed injuries, soft-tissue amputations, and replantation - p. 182 34. 19. Carpal injuries and hand arthritis - p. 194 35. 20. Tendon injuries and reconstruction - p. 204 36. Section 5. Integument - p. 220 37. 21. Wound healing and tissue expansion - p. 220 38. 22. Soft-tissue and hand infections - p. 228 39. 23. Burns and burn reconstruction - p. 234 40. 24. Benign skin conditions and skin disorders - p. 240 41. 25. Malignant skin conditions - p. 248 42. 26. Grafts, flaps, and microsurgery - p. 256 43. Section 6. Aesthetic - p. 274 44. 27. Eyelid anatomy, reconstruction, and blepharoplasty - p. 274 45. 28. Rhinoplasty and nasal reconstruction - p. 282 46. 29. Rhytidectomy and neck rejuvenation - p. 296 47. 30. Body contouring and suction-assisted lipectomy - p. 308 48. 31. Injectables, skin resurfacing, lasers, and hair restoration - p. 314 49. Appendix Q&A - p. 325 50. Appendix Q&A - p. 326 51. Index - p. 375
Using a streamlined, highly illustrated format, Review of Plastic Surgery, 2nd Edition, provides essential information on more than 40 topics found on in-service, board, and MOC exams, as well as the challenges you face in everyday practice. Bulleted text, detailed illustrations, and easy-to-digest lists help you quickly find and retain information, while self-assessment sections prepare you for exams and help you identify areas needing further study. It’s an ideal resource for residents and fellows, as well as medical students, attending physicians, and others interested in plastic surgery.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. List of question contributors - p. v 6. Dedication - p. vi 7. Preface - p. vii 8. Foreword - p. viii 9. Acknowledgments - p. ix 10. List of Tables - p. x 11. List of Illustrations - p. xi 12. 1. Anesthesia, practice management, patient safety, and coding - p. xi 13. 2. Principles of surgery, trauma, transplantation, and critical care - p. 8 14. Section 1. Craniofacial, Head, and Neck - p. 20 15. 3. Head and neck anatomy and facial palsy - p. 20 16. 4. Head and neck cancer, odontogenic tumors, and vascular anomalies - p. 30 17. 5. Craniofacial trauma - p. 38 18. 6. Craniosynostosis and craniofacial syndromes - p. 46 19. 7. Clefts and orthognathic surgery - p. 56 20. 8. Ear reconstruction - p. 72 21. Section 2. Breast - p. 86 22. 9. Breast anatomy, embryology, and congenital defects - p. 86 23. 10. Breast cancer and breast reconstruction - p. 94 24. 11. Noncancer breast surgery - p. 102 25. Section 3. Trunk and Lower Extremity - p. 108 26. 12. Trunk reconstruction and pressure sores - p. 108 27. 13. Peripheral nerve injuries, brachial plexus, and compression neuropathies - p. 124 28. 14. Lower extremity reconstruction and lymphedema - p. 136 29. Section 4. Hand - p. 151 30. 15. Congenital hand disorders - p. 151 31. 16. Hand masses, vascular disorders, and dupuytren’s contracture - p. 162 32. 17. Hand fractures and dislocations - p. 170 33. 18. Nail-bed injuries, soft-tissue amputations, and replantation - p. 182 34. 19. Carpal injuries and hand arthritis - p. 194 35. 20. Tendon injuries and reconstruction - p. 204 36. Section 5. Integument - p. 220 37. 21. Wound healing and tissue expansion - p. 220 38. 22. Soft-tissue and hand infections - p. 228 39. 23. Burns and burn reconstruction - p. 234 40. 24. Benign skin conditions and skin disorders - p. 240 41. 25. Malignant skin conditions - p. 248 42. 26. Grafts, flaps, and microsurgery - p. 256 43. Section 6. Aesthetic - p. 274 44. 27. Eyelid anatomy, reconstruction, and blepharoplasty - p. 274 45. 28. Rhinoplasty and nasal reconstruction - p. 282 46. 29. Rhytidectomy and neck rejuvenation - p. 296 47. 30. Body contouring and suction-assisted lipectomy - p. 308 48. 31. Injectables, skin resurfacing, lasers, and hair restoration - p. 314 49. Appendix Q&A - p. 325 50. Appendix Q&A - p. 326 51. Index - p. 375
