Head and Neck Surgery: Reconstructive Surgery (Master Tecniques in Otolaryngology)
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Head and Neck Surgery: Reconstructive Surgery (Master Tecniques in Otolaryngology)
Looking for the go-to guide on head and neck reconstruction? Check out the newest volume in the top-rated Master Techniques in Otolaryngology series, edited by the surgeon who performed the first human jaw transplant in the US. As a leading authority on head and neck cancers and reconstructive surgery, Dr. Eric Genden includes a range of treatments and techniques in this authoritative volume on microvascular reconstruction. Chapters are authored by leaders in the development of free tissue transfer flaps in head and neck reconstruction. Â Features:
Techniques presented in step-by-step format
Illustrated with more than 250 full-color intraoperative photos and line drawings
Covers techniques ranging from local flaps to free tissue transfer
Focuses on procedures used on the thyroid, parathyroid, salivary glands, paranasal sinuses and nasopharynx
Includes discussion of skin, scalp, facial paralysis, palatomaxillary complex, skull base and special considerations
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