Essentials of Plastic Surgery

The go-to pocket, computer, tablet and smartphone reference on plastic surgery essentials Essentials of Plastic Surgery, Third Edition by renowned plastic surgeon Jeffrey E. Janis and an impressive group of esteemed colleagues, retains its reader-friendly formatting, while featuring extensive updates that reflect significant changes in the field. The book is organized by the same seven sections as the prior edition: Fundamentals and Basics; Skin and Soft Tissue; Head and Neck; Breast; Trunk and Lower Extremity; Hand, Wrist, and Upper Extremity; and Aesthetic Surgery. The new edition includes 127 chapters, as well as updated and expanded references that guide readers to classic and definitive articles and chapters. New chapters include Pain Management in Plastic Surgery, Decreasing Complications in Plastic Surgery, Basics of Plastic Surgery Wound Closure, Scars and Scar Management, Skin Grafting, Posterior Trunk Reconstruction, Perineal Reconstruction, Nerve Transfers, Targeted Muscle Reinnervation, Hand Rehabilitation, Basics of Skin Care, Aesthetic Facial Anatomy, Secondary Rhinoplasty, Buttock Augmentation, and Male and Female Aesthetic Genital Surgery. Breakout chapters covering breast reconstruction and nonsurgical facial rejuvenation reflect new procedures developed since publication of the second edition. Key Highlights Contributions from a cadre of global plastic surgeons including new and completely rewritten chapters reflect accurate, state-of-the-art, contemporary plastic surgery practice Key points at the end of each chapter provide a quick source of information and a refresher on essential content Meticulous graphics such as new tables, charts, diagrams, pictures, and prior edition images updated in four color provide visually-rich insights This unique pocket guide provides high-impact information across the breadth and depth of plastic surgery, making it a must-have resource for medical school, residency and fellowship training, preparation for maintenance of certification, and beyond. This print book includes complimentary access to a digital copy on https://medone.thieme.com.

Table of Contents:
Part I Fundamentals and Basics 1 Wound Healing 2 General Management of Complex Wounds 3 Sutures and Needles 4 Basics of Flaps 5 Perforator Flaps 6 Tissue Expansion 7 Vascularized Composite Allografts and Transplant Immunology 8 Basics of Microsurgery 9 Biomaterials 10 Negative Pressure Wound Therapy 11 Lasers in Plastic Surgery 12 Anesthesia 13 Pain Management in Plastic Surgery 14 Photography for the Plastic Surgeon 15 Decreasing Complications in Plastic Surgery Part II Skin and Soft Tissue 16 The Bascis of Skin 17 Basics of Plastic Surgery: Wound Closure 18 Scars and Scar Management 19 Skin Grafting 20 Basal Cell Carcinoma, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, and Melanoma 21 Burns 22 Vascular Anomalies 23 Congenital Melanocytic Nevi Part III Head and Neck 24 Head and Neck Embryology 25 Surgical Treatment of Migraine Headaches Congenital Conditions 26 Craniosynostosis 27 Craniofacial Clefts 28 Distraction Osteogenesis 29 Cleft Lip 31 Cleft Palate 31 Velopharyngeal Dysfunction 32 Microtia 33 Prominent Ear Traumatic Injuries 34 Facial Soft Tissue Trauma 35 Facial Skeletal Trauma 36 Mandibular Fractures 37 Basic Oral Surgery Acquired Deformities 38 Principles of Head and Neck Cancer: Staging and Management 39 Scalp and Calvarial Reconstruction 40 Eyelid Reconstruction 41 Nasal Reconstruction 42 Cheek Reconstruction 43 Ear Reconstruction 44 Lip Reconstruction 45 Mandibular Reconstruction 46 Pharyngeal and Esophageal Reconstruction 47 Facial Reanimation 48 Face Transplantation Part IV Breast 49 Breast Anatomy and Embryology 50 Congenital Breast Deformities 51 Breast Augmentation 52 Mastopexy 53 Augmentation-Mastopexy 54 Breast Reduction 55 Gynecomastia 56 Breast Cancer 57 Autologous Breast Reconstruction 58 Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction 59 Secondary Breast Reconstruction 60 Nipple-Areolar Reconstruction Part V Trunk and Lower Extremity 61 Chest Wall Reconstruction 63 Abdominal Wall Reconstruction 63 Posterior Trunk Reconstruction 64 Perineal Reconstruction 65 Genitourinary Reconstruction 66 Pressure Sores 67 Lower Extremity Reconstruction 68 Foot Ulcers 69 Lymphedema Part VI Hand, Wrist, and Upper Extremity 70 Hand Anatomy and Biomechanics 71 Basic Hand Examination 72 Congenital Hand Anomalies 73 Carpal Bone Fractures 74 Carpal Instability and Dislocations 75 Distal Radius Fractures 76 Metacarpal and Phalangeal Fractures 77 Phalangeal Dislocations 78 Fingertip Injuries 79 Nail Bed Injuries 80 Flexor Tendon Injuries 81 Extensor Tendon Injuries 82 Tendon Transfers 83 Nerve Transfers 84 Hand and Finger Amputations 85 Replantation 86 Hand Transplantation 87 Targeted Muscle Reinnervation 88 Hand Rehabilitation 89 Thumb Reconstruction 90 Soft-Tissue Coverage of the Hand and Upper Extremity 91 Compartment Syndrome 92 Upper Extremity Compression Syndromes 93 Brachial Plexus 94 Nerve Injuries 95 Hand Infections 96 Benign and Malignant Masses of the Hand 97 Dupuytren's Disease 98 Rheumatoid Arthritis 99 Osteoarthritis 100 Vascular Disorders of the Upper Extremity Part VII Aesthetic Surgery 101 Aesthetic Facial Anatomy 102 Facial Analysis 103 Basics of Skin Care 104 Neurotoxins 105 Soft-Tissue Fillers 106 Chemical Peels 107 Fat Grafting 108 Hair Transplantation 109 Brow Lift 110 Blepharoplasty 111 Blepharoptosis 112 Face Lift 113 Neck Lift 114 Perioral Rejuvenation 115 Rhinoplasty 116 Secondary Rhinoplasty 117 Genioplasty 118 Liposuction 119 Brachioplasty 120 Abdominoplasty 121 Medial Thigh Lift 122 Body Contouring in the Massive-Weight-Loss Patient 123 Buttock Augmentation 124 Male Aesthetic Plastic Surgery 125 Female Aesthetic Genital Plastic Surgery 126 Gender Affirmation Surgery 127 Noninvasive Body Contouring