CiNii Books - Repair and reconstruction in the orbital region

This is a practical guide to plastic surgery in the orbital region, including the eyelids, lacrimal system, socket and orbital walls. It has a dual market: plastic surgeons and ophthalmic surgeons. The editor John Mustarde has dual training in ophthalmology and plastic surgery. Features of this new edition include: over 100 new line drawings and many photographs; all photographs re-originated for improved quality; contributors have been brought in selectively to ensure that the book is fully up to date with current practice; John Mustarde has developed a new concept in eyelid reconstruction.

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Part 1 Eyelids - a partial thickness: primary repair
secondary contrature
tissue loss - superficial
tissue loss - deep
tissue loss in the preiorbital regions
the conjuntiva. Part 2 Eyelids - full thickness: primary and secondary repair
reconstruction of the eyelids
reconstruction of the upper lid
"Switch flap" reconstruction of the upper lid in severe scarring (trachoma), S.Elroy Pereira
reconstruction of both eyelids
reconstruction of the eyelids in the absense of the eye
surgery of the medical canthus
surgery of the lateral canthus
the lacrical system, Richard A.N.Welham
the eyebrows. Part 3 Miscellaneous: the eyesocket, L.Vistnes
post-enucleation anopthalmos and microphthalmos
orbital wall trauma, Ian T.Jackson
enopthalmos, Ian T.Jackson
entropion, trichiasis and ectropion, J.R.O.Collin
ptosis, Cromwell and C.Beard
congenital ptosis - Mullers muscle and the levator antagonists
epicanthus, telecanthus, bleparophimosis and related conditions
craniofacial malformations involving the orbital region, Ian T.Jackson
congenital colobomas
exenteration of the orbit
techniques for transfer of resurfacing materials.

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Repair and reconstruction in the orbital region

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