Clinical Applications For Muscle And Musculocutaneous Flaps
Stephen J. Mathes Foad Nahai
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Clinical Applications For Muscle And Musculocutaneous Flaps
Stephen J. Mathes Foad Nahai
CONTENTS PART I
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PRINCIPLES
Selection of the muscle and musculocutaneous flap in reconstructive surgery, 3 Stephen J. Mathes - Foad Nahai Vascular anatomy of m"uscle: classification and application, 16 Stephen J. Mathes - Foad Nahai Musculocutaneous perforators, 95 Foad Nahai - Stephen J. Mathes
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Jack Fisher - David K. Bone - Foad Nahai
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BREAST 13
14 Reconstruction, 310 John Bostwick III
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POSTERIOR TRUNK 16
PART II
A systematic approach to flap selection, 157 Stephen J. Mathes - Foad Nahai
Complications, 337 Stephen J. Mathes - Foad Nahai
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A systematic approach to flap selection, 285 Stephen J. Mathes - Foad Nahai
5 An analysis of causes of flap failure, 150
APPLICATIONS HEAD AND NECK
Complications, 282 Foad Nahai - Stephen J. Mathes
Experimental considerations, 138 Foad Nahai - Stephen J. Mathes
Reconstruction of the sternum, 269
A systematic approach to flap selection, 341 Stephen J. Mathes - Foad Nahai
17 Reconstruction, 349 Foad Nahai - Michael Scheflan - John Bostwick III
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7 Reconstruction, 194
Complications, 362 Foad Nahai - Stephen J. Mathes
Maurice J. Jurkiewicz - T. Roderick Hester
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Bernard S. Alpert - Stephen J. Mathes - Luis O. Vasconez
ANTERIOR THORAX 9
ABDOMEN
Complications, 218 19
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10 Reconstruction of the chest wall, 236
Reconstruction, 375 Foad Nahai - Michael Scheflan - Stephen J. Mathes
A systemic approach to flap selection, 222 Stephen J. Mathes - Foad Nahai
A systematic approach to flap selection, 364
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Complications, 386 Foad Nahai - Stephen J. Mathes
Phillip G. Arnold
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CONTENTS
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GROIN AND PERINEUM 22
A systematic approach to flap selection, 388
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33 Reconstruction, 594
23 Reconstruction, 402
Michael Scheflan - Foad Nahai
H. Louis Hill, Jr. - T. Roderick Hester - Foad Nahai
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Complications, 423
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PRESSURE SORES
UPPER EXTREMITY
A systematic approach to flap selection, 426
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A systematic approach to flap selection, 611 Foad Nahai - Stephen J. Mathes
Reconstruction, 454
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T. Roderick Hester - William J. Schneider - H. Louis Hill, Jr.
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Complications, 610
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A systematic approach to flap selection, 585
Reconstruction, 620 Foad Nahai - Stephen J. Mathes
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Inferior gluteal thigh flap, 490
Complications, 634 Foad Nahai - Stephen J. Mathes
Robert L. Walton
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Complications, 506 Bernard S. Alpert - Luis O. Vasconez - Stephen Mathes
PART III
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A systematic approach to flap selection, 510
Transplantation of muscle and musculocutaneous flaps, 638 Stephen J. Mathes - Foad Nahai
LOWER EXTREMITY 29
TRANSPLANTATION
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Complications, 695 Foad Nahai - Stephen J. Mathes
30 Reconstruction, 532 Stephen J. Mathes - Luis O. Vasconez
31 Complications, 581
PART IV
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EVALUATION
Assessment of flap viability with fluorescein, 703 Bernard S. Alpert
Bernard S. Alpert - Foad Nahai - Luis O. Vasconez
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Long-term evaluation of muscle and musculocutaneous flaps, 706 John J. Coleman III - Foad Nahai - Stephen J. Mathes
Longevity in the academic life occasionally rewards one with an opportunity to observe the progression or programs from simple beginnings to great heights of excellence. This book, 'Clinical Applications For Muscle And Musculocutaneous Flaps', seems to invoke such a feeling. The broad principles espoused in this book and the wide-ranging applicability of these reconstructive techniques are eloquent testimony to the authors' commitment to the total care of the surgical patient. Certainly, this work should mute the commonly heard theme that plastic and reconstructive surgery serves only the wealthy and vain.
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