Raising Of Microvascular Flaps

- Clearly illustrated with over 112 color illustrations to show all aspects of surgeries.

- Clearly illustrated with over 112 color illustrations to show all aspects of surgeries.

"Operative techniques are clearly shown step by step on the DVD that goes along with the book."--Page 4 of cover.

- Clearly illustrated with over 112 color illustrations to show all aspects of surgeries.

When dealing with severe injuries that result in larger areas of destruction of the skin, or when extensive skin cancers must be removed, it is crucial that these defects are repaired with skin that is transposed from neighbouring areas of the body. This book describes in a very accessible manner the most efficient means of creating flaps for the repair of larger skin injuries to the extremities, such that vasculature remains in tact and the flaps take without problems. The text is concise, the book is highly illustrated with excellent drawings by the author, providing a helpful guide for all flap-raising techniques in the extremities.

New second edition of a best-selling reference! This new second edition of the best-selling Atlas of Microvascular Surgery is updated with the latest information on harvesting, fabricating, and dissecting vessels in all areas of the body. It features coverage of 45 donor sites with thorough review of anatomy and potential anatomic variations; step-by-step instructions for 110 techniques for flap harvesting and fabrication, including many of the perforator flap harvesting details; and descriptions for 39 procedures for exposure of recipient site vessels. Highlights of the second edition: More than 650 color illustrations, including 115 new drawings, provide a visual guide to anatomy and possible variations Clear descriptions of 110 different flap-harvesting techniques, from planning and designing to harvesting surgical free flaps Discussion of perforator flaps based on the deep inferior epigastric artery, superior and inferior gluteal arteries, thoracodorsal artery, and lateral circumflex femoral artery Insightful review of the clinical indications for, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of, using specific donor sites helps the surgeon to approach each dissection with confidence Easy-to-reference organization according to upper extremity, lower extremity, trunk, and head and neck All plastic and reconstructive surgeons, orthopedic surgeons, hand surgeons, neurosurgeons, and residents in these specialties will benefit from the wealth of information in this landmark book.