Plastic surgery in infancy and childhood
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Plastic surgery in infancy and childhood
Churchill Livingstone, 1988
3rd ed
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Includes bibliographies and index
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This new edition covers the accepted developments in the field of plastic surgery in infancy and childhood, including cranio-facial surgery, and tissue transfer using micro-surgery and multi-tissue flaps.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Head and neck: cleft lip and palate
- orthodontics in cleft lip and palate
- facial clefts
- deformities of the jaws
- lips, tongue and floor of mouth
- the orbital region
- Down's syndrome
- encephalocoele
- hydrocephalus
- craniosynostosis
- craniofacial dysostosis
- orbital hypertelorism
- congenital deformities of the nose
- reconstruction of microtia and acquired auricular defects
- correction of prominent ears
- buried mattress sutures
- skull and midface injuries
- mandible and dental injuries
- nasal reconstruction
- tumours of the jaws
- tumours of the orbit
- facial atrophy
- hemifacial hypertrophy
- facial paralysis
- the neck
- congenital defects of the scalp
- psychological management of children with facial deformity
- the use of 3-D imaging in facial deformity. Part 2 Trunk: spina bifida
- reconstruction of the spinal canal by osteomuscular flaps
- hypospadias
- epispadias and exstrophy of the bladder
- hermaphroditism and problems of sexual definition
- sacrococcygeal teratoma, dermal sinus and postanal pits
- breast and chest wall deformities. Part 3 Limbs. Part 4 General: cutaneous, melanocytic naevus
- vascular anomalies
- burns
- tissue expansion
- microsurgery
- anaesthesia. Index.
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