Description
ELSEVIER Core Procedures In Plastic Surgery by Peter Neligan
Core Procedures in Plastic Surgery, edited by Drs. Peter C. Neligan and Donald W. Buck, II, is a one-of-a-kind medical reference book designed to help you master the 20 most in-demand operative techniques from Plastic Surgery, 3rd Edition - the definitive 6-volume masterwork in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Quick-access bulleted procedures, photos, and online videos provide the high-yield, highly visual guidance you need to perform these procedures confidently and achieve optimal outcomes. The result is a must-have for every plastic surgeon’s library!
Key Features
• Master 20 essential plastic surgery procedures including open and closed rhinoplasty, abdominal wall reconstruction, expander/implant reconstruction of the breast (including latissimus dorsi technique), local flaps for facial coverage (including cheek and lip reconstruction), cleft lip and cleft palate repair, flexor tendon reconstructions, and more.
• Depend on the preeminent authority that has made Dr. Neligan’s Plastic Surgery, 3rd Edition the most trusted reference in plastic surgery.
• Review techniques quickly and easily thanks to a highly templated, bulleted format.
• See what to look for and how to proceed by viewing full-color photos throughout.
• Access the complete content and procedural videos online at Expert Consult.
Table of Contents
1. Blepharoplasty
2. Facelift
3. Rhinoplasty
4. Otoplasty
5. Abdominoplasty
6. Facial injuries
7. Local Flaps for Facial Coverage
8. Cleft lip repair
9. Cleft palate
10. Lower extremity reconstruction
11. Chest reconstruction
12. Back reconstruction
13. Abdominal wall reconstruction
14. Breast augmentation
15. Mastopexy
16. Breast reduction
17. Reduction mammaplasty
18. Autologous breast reconstruction using abdominal flaps
19. Essential anatomy of the upper extremity
20. Examination of the upper extremity
21. Flexor tendon injuries and reconstructions
22. Nerve transfers
23. Tendon transfers in the upper extremity
24. Extensor tendon injuries