Reconstructive plastic surgery for cancer
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Reconstructive plastic surgery for cancer
Mosby Year Book, c1996
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Covers techniques of reconstructive plastic surgery of defects caused by cancer. The chapters in the text are organized into five sections: general topics; melanomas, sarcomas, trunk and extremities; head and neck reconstruction; facial reconstruction; and breast cancer and reconstruction.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 General topics: the team approach to cancer management
- the changing role of the plastic surgeon as a member of the cancer treatment team
- the effect of chemotherapy on reconstruction and wound healing
- treatment of radiation injuries
- immediate versus delayed reconstruction in cancer patients
- making microvascular surgery a practical tool for reconstruction in cancer patients. Part 2 Melonomas, sarcomas, trunk, and extremities: soft-tissue sarcomas
- melanoma
- reconstruction and salvage of extremities
- chest wall reconstruction. Part 3 Head and neck reconstruction: an overview of head and neck reconstruction
- free flap techniques for mandibular reconstruction
- scapular system free flaps for head and neck reconstruction
- oral and facial restoration with prosthetics
- free jejeunal autograft for reconstruction of the pharynx and cervical oesophagus
- reconstruction with the rectus abdominus free flap. Part 4 Facial feature reconstruction: facial reconstruction in aesthetic units
- eyelid reconstruction
- lip reconstruction
- nasal reconstruction
- re-animation of the paralyzed face
- the radial forearm free flap
- new applications of the radial forearm free flap. Part 5 Breast cancer and reconstruction: selection of alternative therapy for early breast cancer
- breast conservation therapy for the treatment of early breast cancer
- an overview of post-mastectomy breast reconstruction
- breast reconstruction with the TRAM flap
- breast reconstruction using the autogenous latissimus flap method
- gluteal and other free flaps for breast reconstruction
- breast reconstruction with expanders and implants
- nipple and areolar reconstruction.
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