Plastic Surgery - Principles and Practice

Plastic Surgery - Principles and Practice

Table of Contents:
Part I: Basic Science and Principles 1. Skin Structure and Function, Wound Healing and Scarring Justine Victoria Sullivan, Simon Myers 2. Basic Skin Flaps and Blood Supply Edwin Morrison, Wayne A.J. Morrison 3. Biomaterials and Structural Fat Grafting Nikita Joji, Afshin Mosahebi 4. Local Anesthetics Yasamin Ziabari 5. Lasers Se Hwang Liew 6. Tissue Expansion Dariush Nikkhah, Neil W. Bulstrode 7. Tissue Engineering Michael W. Findlay, Geoffrey C. Gurtner Part II: Integument 8. Melanoma Carlo Riccardo Rossi, Antonio Sommariva 9. Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer Michael W. Findlay, Catherine Soufan 10. Atypical Skin Lesions Michael W. Findlay, Michael A. Henderson 11. Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation Maria Z. Siemionow, Fatih Zor 12. Radiation Therapy and Soft Tissue Response Chris Nutting, Lucinda Gunn, Gurdip Azad 13. Burns: Acute Care and Reconstruction Geoffrey E. Hespe, Benjamin Levi Part III: Pediatric Plastic Surgery and Congenital Disorders 14. Congenital Melanocytic Nevi Sabrina Cugno, Veronica Kinsler, Neil W. Bulstrode 15. Vascular Anomalies Sabrina Cugno, Alex Barnacle, John Harper, Neil W. Bulstrode 16. Cleft Lip Marc C. Swan, David M. Fisher 17. Cleft Palate and Velopharyngeal Dysfunction Sabrina Cugno, Brian C. Sommerlad 18. Congenital Ear Anomalies Sabrina Cugno, Neil W. Bulstrode 19. Rare Craniofacial Clefts Hanan Alhusain, Scott P. Bartlett, Mirko S. Gilardino 20. Craniosynostosis Lara S. van de Lande, Aina V.H. Greig, David J. Dunaway 21. Orthognathic Surgery and Genioplasty Karl C. Bruckman, Derek M. Steinbacher 22. Facial Reanimation Jonathan I. Leckenby, Adriaan O. Grobbelaar Part IV: Head and Neck Reconstruction 23. Head and Neck Malignancies Ximena Mimica, Marc A. Cohen 24. Oral Tongue and Mandibular Reconstruction Yun-Huan (Barry) Hsieh, Nidal AL Deek, Fu-Chan Wei 25. Midface Reconstruction Matthew M. Hanasono 26. Pharyngeal Reconstruction Rostam D. Farhadieh, Ajay R. Sud, Edwin Morrison, Wayne A.J. Morrison 27. Reconstruction of the Skull Base Alexander F. Mericli, Matthew M. Hanasono 28. Cheek Reconstruction Adam C. Gascoigne, Rostam D. Farhadieh 29. Lip Reconstruction Marlene See, Andrew Morritt, Navid Jallali 30. Nasal Reconstruction David W. Mathes, Aline Rau, Ryan Constantine 31. Eyelid Reconstruction Ebby Elahi, Irina Belinsky 32. Ear Reconstruction Françoise Firmin, Neil W. Bulstrode 33. Scalp and Calvarial Reconstruction Yun-Huan (Barry) Hsieh, Fu-Chan Wei 34. Facial Trauma David J. David Part V: Breast 35. Breast Augmentation Benjamin H.L. Howes, Rostam D. Farhadieh 36. Breast Reconstruction Robert J. Allen Jr, Babak J. Mehrara 37. Congenital Breast Anomalies Sabrina Cugno, Alain J. Azzi 38. Mastopexy and Breast Reduction Elizabeth J. Hall-Findlay Part VI: Trunk and Lower Limb 39. Chest Wall Reconstruction Nagarajan Muthialu, Mazyar Kanani, Oliver J. Smith, Robert Pearl, Simon Withey 40. Abdominal Wall Reconstruction Anne C. O’Neill, William A. Townley, Stefan O.P. Hofer 41. Genitourinay and Perineal Reconstruction Niri S. Niranjan, Charles Y.Y. Loh, Adeyemi A. Ogunleye, Gordon K. Lee, Kathryn Evans, Imran Mushtaq 42. Pressure Injuries Adam C. Gascoigne, Stephen Flood 43. Lower Limb Reconstruction Michael Saint-Cyr, Abigail M. Rodriguez, Stacy Wong 44. Lymphedema: Anatomy, Pathophysiology, Evaluation, and Treatment Babak J. Mehrara, Michelle Coriddi, Joseph Dayan, Raghu Kataru Part VII: Upper Limb 45. Congenital Hand Differences Bran Sivakumar, Jonathan Adamthwaite, Paul Smith 46. Fingertip Injuries Donald Sammut, Robert Pearl 47. Flexor Tendon Injuries Jin Bo Tang 48. Extensor Tendon Injuries Krishna Rao, Gregory McCarten 49. Tendon Transfers 50. Digital Replantation and Thumb Reconstruction Wayne A.J. Morrison, Rostam D. Farhadieh, Olivia M. Perotti 51. Compartment Syndrome in the Extremities Steven E.R. Hovius, Tim H.J. Nijhuis 52. Nerve Injury, Repair, and Reconstruction Emily M. Krauss, Renata V. Weber, Susan E. Mackinnon 53. Brachial Plexus Injuries and Reanimation Shelley S. Noland, Kirsty Boyd, Susan E. Mackinnon 54. Nerve Compression Hollie A. Power, Kristen M. Davidge, Susan E. Mackinnon 55. Dupuytren Disease Paul M.N. Werker, Ilse Degreef 56. Fractures and Dislocations in the Hand Barbara Jemec, Nicola Burr 57. Osteoarthritis and Prosthetic Joints in the Hand, Antonio J. Forte, Peter M. Murray 58. Wrist Pathology Oded Ben-Amotz, Shaun D. Mendenhall, Jason Wink, L. Scott Levin 59. Rheumatoid Arthritis of the Hand and Wrist Rebecca Ayers, Mark Pickford 60. Lesions of the Hand Kareem Hassan, Patrick L. Reavey, Part VIII: Esthetic Surgery 61. Nonoperative Facial Rejuvenation Ebby Elahi, Susan Zoltan 62. Facial Aging and Anatomy of the Facial Nerve Chin Ho Wong, Bryan Mendelson 63. Forehead Lift Timothy J. Marten, Dino Elyassnia 64. Upper Eyelid Rejuvenation Julia L. Kerolus, Grace Lee Peng, Paul S. Nassif 65. Lower Eyelid and Midcheek Rejuvenation 66. Facelift Bryan Mendelson, Rostam D. Farhadieh 67. Neck Lift 68. Rhinoplasty Ali Totonchi, Bahman Guyuron 69. Blepharoptosis Alan A. McNab 70. Liposuction and Liposculpture Francesco M. Egro, Nathaniel A. Blecher, J. Peter Rubin, Sydney R. Coleman 71. Abdominoplasty and Body Contouring, Dirk F. Richter, Tobias Heuft Part IX: Professional Examinations 72. Board and Fellowship Exams Daniel P. Butler, Donald W. Buck II, Sabrina Cugno, Krishna Rao, Rostam D. Farhadieh

About the Author :
Mr Ross Farhadieh is the Head of Department of Plastic Reconstructive & Hand surgery of The Canberra and Calvary Hospitals, in Canberra Australia. He completed his medical degree with honours (BSc) in Surgery. He was awarded the prestigious Surgeon Scientist Scholarship (2005) Royal Australasian College of surgeons and completed a three year Medical Doctorate (MD) research degree in molecular biology of head and neck cancers. He completed his plastic surgery training in Melbourne with microsurgical training under Professor Wayne Morrison in 2011 FRACS(Plast). He completed multiple subspecialty fellowships in London, in paediatric surgery at Great Ormond St, Aesthetic surgery at the Wellington and Microsurgery at the Royal Free and completing the FRCS(Plast) in 2012 and European Board of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery fellowships in 2013 EBOPRASF. He is the director of Panthea Clinics in Sydney and Canberra. His practice encompasses complex trauma and oncological microsurgical reconstruction and aesthetic surgery of the face, breast and body. Mr Neil Bulstrode is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital where he is the Lead Clinician for the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He was educated at Sherborne School, UK, before commencing his medical studies at Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School, London. He completed his medical degree with honours degree (BSc) in Physiology. He completed his in Plastic Surgery training in some of London's World premier units. He completed a post graduate Doctorate Medicine MD research at the RAFT Institute of Plastic Surgery at Mount Vernon Hospital. He spent organised a year exchange with the plastic surgery training program in Sydney, Australia 2003-4 and obtained his fellowship in Plastic Surgery - FRCS (Plast) - from the Royal College of Surgeons in 2005, entering into the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic Surgery in 2006. Neil has both an NHS reconstructive and an adult aesthetic/cosmetic practice. This involves the reconstruction of congenitally deformed children, ear reconstruction, craniofacial surgery, the treatment of giant congenital naevii and vascular anomalies. His cosmetic practice includes all aspects of cosmetic facial, breast and body contouring surgery. Dr Babak Mehrara is the Chief of the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Service in the Department of Surgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Dr Mehrara obtained his medical degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and completed his residency in Plastic Surgery at New York University. He then completed a fellowship in microsurgery with William W. Shaw at UCLA Medical Center. Dr. Mehrara's clinical expertise includes microsurgical and alloplastic breast reconstruction, complex head and neck reconstruction, and lymphedema. Dr. Mehrara is also the director of the Lymphedema Research Center at Memorial Sloan Kettering and has a deep interest in developing novel treatments for this disease. Dr Sabrina Cugno is a consultant plastic surgeon at the Montreal Children's Hospital, the Shriners Hospital and CHU Sainte-Justine in Montreal. She completed her undergraduate degree at McGill University (Montreal, Canada) followed by a Masters' degree at Oxford University (Oxford, United Kingdom). She completed her medical studies at McMaster University (Hamilton, Canada) and training in plastic and reconstructive surgery at Université de Montréal (Montreal, Canada). She completed a specialty training in pediatric plastic and reconstructive surgery at the world renowned Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (London, United Kingdom). She is a fellow of both the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada and American College of Surgeons. Sabrina's practice is dedicated to the care of children with either congenital and traumatic injuries, with a focus on cleft lip and palate/velopharyngeal insufficiency, ear reconstruction, treatment of giant congenital nevi and vascular anomalies.

Review :
Doody's Core Titles® 2022 "This book showcases the breadth and scope of a field whose depth is enormous, all within a single volume. Those who peruse this text will have a wonderful opportunity to experience the scope of this specialty." -Doody’s Review Service, 2022, Jeffrey S. Rosenthal, MD (Bridgeport Hospital) Doody's Score: 4 Stars! "Overall, this book is a digestible read - small enough to reside on a desktop as a quick reference for the clinician or resident, and the digital resources make the text even more functional." -Jennifer McGrath, MD, PSN July/August 2022 "The editors have undertaken the onerous task of producing an authoritative but succinct single-volume text that covers the breadth of plastic, reconstructive anesthetic practice at a point of entry suitable for residents but with enough instructive material to be of interest to more senior practitioners. The task also requires that the text be sufficiently different to what is already available to gain an audience. In this endeavor they have largely succeeded with an excellent text that is fresh, easy to read, and informative without getting bloated by detail or opinion." -Graeme E Glass, PhD, FRCS (Plast), Plastic Surgery: Principles and Practice, Aesthetic Surgery Journal, 2021;, sjab265