Clinical Problem: Solving in Plastic Surgery was conceived of as an exciting and interactive text designed to present clinical scenarios commonly encountered in the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery. Its format is unlike other sources of information in that an unknown visual problem is presented and the reader is guided through a logical and stepwise means to arrive at the correct diagnosis and recommend a logical treatment plan.
The 52 cases were chosen as they are felt to be clinical problems that every student of plastic and reconstructive surgery should understand and be comfortable discussing either in the office, on rounds, or during an oral examination. Each case begins with a full-color image of a clinical case and scant background information (much like real-life). The key questions to address in the history are outlined as well as the pertinent findings to identify during the physical examination. A review of commonly recommended preoperative studies and consultations is offered, followed by a discussion of the recognized operative and nonoperative management strategies. Finally, a list of potential complications is included so that the reader is aware of and prepared for potential problems following surgery. Each case is accompanied by a brief algorithm and selected schematic drawings are added to emphasize key points.
The authors who have contributed to this text were chosen by the editors for their recognition as leaders in the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery, not only for their clinical skills and academic publications but also for their dedication to teaching the next generation of surgeons.
Book Features
Chapter 1. Encephalocele
Chapter 2. Coronal Synostosis
Chapter 3. Sagittal Synostosis
Chapter 4. Scalp Wound
Chapter 5. Eyelid Ptosis
Chapter 6. Upper Eyelid Defect
Chapter 7. Ectropion
Chapter 8. Lower Eyelid Lesion
Chapter 9. Subjective Nasal Deformity
Chapter 10. Nasal Reconstruction
Chapter 11. Unilateral Cleft Lip
Chapter 12. Bilateral Cleft Lip
Chapter 13. Upper Lip Lesion
Chapter 14. Lower Lip Reconstruction
Chapter 15. Cleft Palate
Chapter 16. Micrognathia
Chapter 17. Treacher Collins Syndrome
Chapter 18. Prominent Ear Deformity
Chapter 19. Microtia
Chapter 20. Ear Lesion
Chapter 21. Venous Malformation
Chapter 22. Panfacial Fracture
Chapter 23. Cheek Mass
Chapter 24. Lesion of the Cheek
Chapter 25. Subjective Facial Aging
Chapter 26. Facial Paralysis
Chapter 27. Hemangioma
Chapter 28. Congenital Chest Deformity
Chapter 29. Sternal Wound Infection
Chapter 30. Juvenile Virginal Hypertrophy of the Breast (Gigantomastia)
Chapter 31. Gynecomastia
Chapter 32. Poland Syndrome
Chapter 33. Tuberous Breast Deformity
Chapter 34. Subjective Hypomastia
Chapter 35. Breast Cancer
Chapter 36. Abdominal Wall Defect
Chapter 37. Postbariatric Reconstruction
Chapter 38. Congenital Melanocytic Nevi
Chapter 39. Ischial Pressure Ulcer
Chapter 40. Sacral Pressure Ulcer
Chapter 41. Trochanteric Pressure Sore
Chapter 42. Lower Extremity Injury
Chapter 43. Flame Burn
Chapter 44. Syndactyly
Chapter 45. Thumb Hypoplasia .
Chapter 46. Thumb Amputation
Chapter 47. Flexor Tendon Laceration
Chapter 48. Flexion Deformity of the Finger
Chapter 49. Mangled Hand
Chapter 50. Finger Mass
Chapter 51. Swan Neck Deformity
Chapter 52. Boutonniere Deformity
Index
The 52 cases were chosen as they are felt to be clinical problems that every student of plastic and reconstructive surgery should understand and be comfortable discussing either in the office, on rounds, or during an oral examination. Each case begins with a full-color image of a clinical case and scant background information (much like real-life). The key questions to address in the history are outlined as well as the pertinent findings to identify during the physical examination. A review of commonly recommended preoperative studies and consultations is offered, followed by a discussion of the recognized operative and nonoperative management strategies. Finally, a list of potential complications is included so that the reader is aware of and prepared for potential problems following surgery. Each case is accompanied by a brief algorithm and selected schematic drawings are added to emphasize key points.
The authors who have contributed to this text were chosen by the editors for their recognition as leaders in the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery, not only for their clinical skills and academic publications but also for their dedication to teaching the next generation of surgeons.
Book Features
- The first resource of its kind, based on visual clinical scenarios designed to sharpen clinical-decision making
- Each case includes an algorithm to guide management strategies
- An extensive, high-yield collection of information and insights for each case
- Practical pearls from leading authorities close each case and provide concept-clarifying take-away points
- Full-color clinical photos add emphasis to must-know points throughout each case
- Suggested references provide further information on each subject
Chapter 1. Encephalocele
Chapter 2. Coronal Synostosis
Chapter 3. Sagittal Synostosis
Chapter 4. Scalp Wound
Chapter 5. Eyelid Ptosis
Chapter 6. Upper Eyelid Defect
Chapter 7. Ectropion
Chapter 8. Lower Eyelid Lesion
Chapter 9. Subjective Nasal Deformity
Chapter 10. Nasal Reconstruction
Chapter 11. Unilateral Cleft Lip
Chapter 12. Bilateral Cleft Lip
Chapter 13. Upper Lip Lesion
Chapter 14. Lower Lip Reconstruction
Chapter 15. Cleft Palate
Chapter 16. Micrognathia
Chapter 17. Treacher Collins Syndrome
Chapter 18. Prominent Ear Deformity
Chapter 19. Microtia
Chapter 20. Ear Lesion
Chapter 21. Venous Malformation
Chapter 22. Panfacial Fracture
Chapter 23. Cheek Mass
Chapter 24. Lesion of the Cheek
Chapter 25. Subjective Facial Aging
Chapter 26. Facial Paralysis
Chapter 27. Hemangioma
Chapter 28. Congenital Chest Deformity
Chapter 29. Sternal Wound Infection
Chapter 30. Juvenile Virginal Hypertrophy of the Breast (Gigantomastia)
Chapter 31. Gynecomastia
Chapter 32. Poland Syndrome
Chapter 33. Tuberous Breast Deformity
Chapter 34. Subjective Hypomastia
Chapter 35. Breast Cancer
Chapter 36. Abdominal Wall Defect
Chapter 37. Postbariatric Reconstruction
Chapter 38. Congenital Melanocytic Nevi
Chapter 39. Ischial Pressure Ulcer
Chapter 40. Sacral Pressure Ulcer
Chapter 41. Trochanteric Pressure Sore
Chapter 42. Lower Extremity Injury
Chapter 43. Flame Burn
Chapter 44. Syndactyly
Chapter 45. Thumb Hypoplasia .
Chapter 46. Thumb Amputation
Chapter 47. Flexor Tendon Laceration
Chapter 48. Flexion Deformity of the Finger
Chapter 49. Mangled Hand
Chapter 50. Finger Mass
Chapter 51. Swan Neck Deformity
Chapter 52. Boutonniere Deformity
Index
Product Details
- Paperback: 366 pages
- Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional; 1 edition (August 26, 2009)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0071481508
- ISBN-13: 978-0071481502
- Product Dimensions: 10.9 x 8.3 x 0.9 inches