Reoperative Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, 2vols, 2DVD > Plastic Surgery

For more than a decade, Reoperative Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery has been widely regarded as the gold
standard for secondary surgery ?the best place to find full coverage of the entire spectrum of reoperative scenarios
encountered by plastic surgeons. Finally, the wait for the highly anticipated second edition is over! This monumental
work has been totally revised and updated.
Hailed as a classic, this book has become a valued resource for surgeons seeking solutions to common surgical problems.
It is filled with clinical insights that are enormously beneficial to experienced practitioners confronting complex
problems as well as to residents studying for the boards.
Comprehensive Coverage
This monumental two-volume reference offers today뭩 most advanced surgical advice ?presented by the world뭩 foremost
plastic surgeons. It covers the range of scenarios requiring reoperation: staged procedures, revision of unsatisfactory
results, refinements and finesse procedures, recurrence of disease, and changes associated with aging and complications.
Inspect this brand new edition of Reoperative Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery yourself. You뭠l appreciate
its logical, thorough instructions for dozens of procedures addressing the entire range of plastic surgery of the head
and neck, breast and chest wall, trunk, and extremities. The semi-atlas format makes reading and learning easy. Every
step in each procedure is described and illustrated, including special tips, cautions, and clinical caveats you뭠l need
to consider to address unusual situations or to manage possible complications.
The consistent presentation of each procedure helps you to quickly locate and assimilate the information you need. You
will also find detailed discussions of the common reasons for reoperation, crucial anatomic considerations, patient
evaluation, and timing of reoperation. One chapter delves into the special psychological challenges presented by the
reoperative patient with strategies for management. Another, on reoperative rhytidectomy covers new developments in
face lift surgery with attention given to facial shaping, scar concealment, hairline restoration, and midface
rejuvenation.
The Contributors: A Who뭩 Who of Plastic Surgeons
Dr. James Grotting, an acknowledged leader in plastic surgery, has personally written more than a fourth of the 50
chapters for this new edition and has carefully edited the rest. His contributors represent the Who뭩 Who in plastic
surgery worldwide. Benefit from the wisdom of this renowned group of surgeons who share their approaches to aesthetic
and reconstructive surgery and the special problems that require reoperation.
What뭩 New In This Remarkable Second Edition?
Ten totally new chapters have been added:
Secondary Fat Grafting

Staged Procedures and Reoperations following Massive Weight-Loss Surgery
Reoperative Head and Neck Reconstruction
Psychological Considerations for the Reoperative Patient
Endoscopy in Secondary Brow Lifting
Reoperative Surgery in Upper Extremity Burns
Reoperative Lower Lid Blepharoplasty
Avoidance and Treatment of Complications in Eyelid Surgery
Staged Sequential Procedures for Ear Reconstruction
Correction of defects following Liposuction
Over 25 chapters have been totally rewritten, many by new authors
Hundreds of new photographs, cases, and illustrations, all in 4-color
Key references annotated in each chapter
Multiple choice questions for board or in-service review in each chapter
Key points highlighted throughout
More illustrated, step-by-step operative sequences with detailed descriptions of technical nuances
2 DVDs with operative video enhance understanding of procedures
Publication Date: 2007. Hardcover.
Approximately 2000 pages and 3000 illustrations in 2 Volumes, 2 DVDs
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Contents
THE REOPERATIVE ENVIRONMENT
1 What Is Reoperative Plastic Surgery? 3
James C. Grotting
2 The Patient 35
James C. Grotting
3 Psychological Considerations in Reoperative Plastic Surgery
Patients 55
David B. Sarwer,Alexander W. Baker, and Alison L. Infield
4 The Surgeon 77
Robert M. Goldwyn
SCARS,TISSUE MOVEMENT, AND
TRANSPLANTATION
5 Common Secondary Complications 89
James C. Grotting
6 Scars and Scar Revision 113
Kenneth B. Hughes and W.Thomas Lawrence
7 Reoperation for Donor Site Complications 147
James C. Grotting and Grady B. Core
Part I
Part II
VOLUME I
xviii Contents
8 Repeated Tissue Expansion 175
Ernest K. Manders and Paulo da Paula
9 Failed and Failing Free Flaps 195
William C. Lineaweaver, Stephanie A. Stover, and Jacob Gerzenshtein
REOPERATIVE SURGERY OF THE
HEAD AND NECK
Facial Rejuvenation
10 Milestones in the Evolution of Face-Lift Techniques 219
Brunno Ristow
11 Reoperative Rhytidectomy 257
James C. Grotting and James M. Stuzin
12 Reoperative Forehead Lift 309
Brunno Ristow
13 Use of Endoscopy in Reoperative Brow-Lifting 333
Jorge I. de la Torre and Luis O.Vásconez
14 Adjunctive Surgical Procedures to Improve the
Face-Lift Result 347
G. Mabel Gamboa-Bobadilla, Omer Refik Ozerdem, and Luis O.Vásconez
15 Adjunctive Procedures to Improve the Results in Facial
Aesthetic Surgery 377
Tracy M. Baker and G. Jackie Yee
16 Revisional Fat Grafting of the Cheek and Lower Eyelid 403
Sydney R. Coleman
Part III
Contents xix
Surgery of the Eyes, Nose, and Ears
17 Reoperative Blepharoplasty 441
James H. Carraway, James R. Miller, and Bradley K. Lewis
18 Reoperative Lower Lid Blepharoplasty 481
Mark A. Codner and M. Keith Hanna
19 Secondary Ptosis Correction 513
James H. Carraway, James R. Miller, and Bradley K. Lewis
20 Reoperation and Avoidance and Treatment of Complications
in Eyelid Surgery 545
Clinton D. McCord, Jr., and Foad Nahai
21 Secondary Rhinoplasty 595
Rod J. Rohrich, Jack H. Sheen, and Sumeet S.Teotia
22 Reoperative Surgery for Nasal Reconstruction 705
Gary C. Burget, Dean E. Burget, Jr., Elisabeth K. Beahm, and Robert L.Walton
23 Staged Sequential Procedures for Ear Reconstruction 759
Bruce S. Bauer
Head and Neck Reconstruction
24 Surgery for Recurrent Cutaneous Malignancies of the
Head and Neck 801
Grant W. Carlson
25 Reoperative Issues Following Flap Reconstruction in the Head 829
Julian J. Pribaz and Helena O.B.Taylor
26 Secondary Procedures in Facial Reanimation 859
Fausto Viterbo and Adel Hussein Amr
27 Primary Care and Secondary Reconstruction of the Burned
Face and Neck 881
Loren H. Engrav and Matthew B. Klein
28 Reoperative Facial Fracture Repair 903
Paul N. Manson
xx Contents
Craniomaxillofacial Surgery
29 Secondary Corrections for Cleft Lip and Cleft Lip Nasal
Deformity 1013
Ian T. Jackson
30 Secondary Cleft Palate Surgery 1053
Leonard T. Furlow, Jr.
31 Reoperative Craniomaxillofacial Surgery With Emphasis on
Alloplastic Failure 1113
S.Anthony Wolfe, Paul S. Howard, Silvio Podda, and Jeffrey M. Hartog
32 Reoperative Craniomaxillofacial Surgery 1139
Ian T. Jackson
REOPERATIVE SURGERY OF THE BREAST
AND CHESTWALL
33 Reoperative Breast Surgery After Reduction Mammaplasty
and Mastopexy 1197
James C. Grotting and Carl C.Askren
34 Reoperative Surgery Following Breast Augmentation 1261
James C. Grotting, Paul M. Gardner, and Alvin B. Cohn
35 Reoperation Following Implant Breast Reconstruction 1317
James C. Grotting
36 Finishing Touches After Breast Reconstruction With
Pedicled Flaps 1365
Glyn E. Jones and John Bostwick III
37 Reoperation Following Free Flap Breast Reconstruction 1411
James C. Grotting
Part IV
VOLUME II
Contents xxi
38 Imaging Considerations in Plastic Surgery of the Breast 1481
Eva Rubin and Stamatia V. Destounis
39 Local Recurrence After Mastectomy and Breast
Reconstruction 1511
Sumner A. Slavin and Anne G.Warren
40 Reoperative Surgery of the Chest Wall 1525
Richard S. Stahl,Gary S. Kopf, and Simon H. Chin
REOPERATIVE SURGERY OF THE TRUNK
41 Reoperative Liposuction 1601
Kristoffer Ning Chang
42 Reoperation After Liposuction and Body Contour Surgery 1635
Ricardo Baroudi
43 Staging,Reoperation, and Treatment of Complications After
Body Contouring in the Massive-Weight-Loss Patient 1701
Al S.Aly and Joseph F. Capella
44 Reoperative Surgery of the Abdominal Wall 1741
Grady B. Core and James C. Grotting
45 Treatment of Recurrent Pressure Sores 1825
R. Jobe Fix
REOPERATIVE SURGERY OF THE EXTREMITIES
46 Reoperative Hand Surgery 1863
Wyndell H. Merritt and Victoria R. Masear
47 Secondary Surgery Following Digit Replantation 1939
William C. Lineaweaver and Tanya M. Oswald
48 Reoperative Surgery After Excision and Grafting of Upper
Extremity Burns 1963
William R. Dougherty, Joseph M. Mlakar, and R. Bruce Shack
Part VI
Part V
xxii Contents
49 Reoperative Peripheral Nerve Surgery 1985
Ivica Ducic,A. Lee Dellon, and Ali Al-Attar
50 Reoperative Surgery Following Tissue Transplantation in Extremity
Reconstruction 2009
Randy Sherman
IN CLOSING
51 In Closing 2061
James C. Grotting
Credits C1
Answer Key to Review Questions A1
Index I1

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