Principles and Practice of Pediatric Plastic Surgery is a groundbreaking work in pediatric plastic surgery with
comprehensive information on the full spectrum of common and rare congenital and acquired pediatric conditions. This 2-
volume reference provides you with the essential information you need to keep up to date with the cutting-edge advances
in pediatric surgical theory, technology, and technique. Completely up-to-date, it contains a wealth of information for
clinical decision making and for honing the skills required to restore form and function to structures marred by
deformity.
An Invaluable Resource
Inspect this 2-volume set yourself, you'll appreciate the logical, thorough instruction for dozens of procedures.
Divided into 4 Parts, the book begins with "General Considerations in Pediatric Plastic Surgery" and focuses on the
fundamental issues that transcend all areas of pediatric plastic surgery, such as preoperative planning and patient
assessment. The next three Parts are arranged by anatomic region covering congenital and acquired deformities of
the "Facial Skeleton and Soft Tissues of the Head and Neck" (Part II), "Hands and Upper and Lower Extremities" (Part
III), and "Thorax, Abdomen, and Back" (Part IV). Parts II through IV focus on specific clinical techniques and include
research investigations for each area. Chapters on treating cleft palate deformities, craniofacial syndromes,
congenital hand anomalies (including hypoplastic and absent thumb and toe-to-hand transfers), Volkmann's ischemic
contracture, trunk reconstruction, and conjoined twins as well as performing fetal surgery are covered in detail as are
a host of other topics.
Each technique chapter is organized in a consistent format with detailed information on pertinent anatomy, patient
assessment, treatment options, preoperative/pre-treatment planning, operative/treatment technique, and complications.
Every step in each procedure is described and beautifully illustrated, including the clinical insights you'll need to
address unusual situations or to manage possible complications. Numerous case examples with long-term follow up
demonstrate the dramatic results you can achieve. Two DVDs with operative video demonstrate the technical nuances of
key procedures discussed in the book.
World-Renowned Experts and Innovators
Drs. Michael L. Bentz, Bruce S. Bauer, and Ronald M. Zuker, acknowledged leaders in pediatric plastic surgery, have
written a fourth of the 59 chapters and have carefully edited the rest. Their contributors represent recognized
innovators in the field a true Who's Who of Pediatric Plastic Surgery. Benefit from the wisdom of this renowned group
of surgeons who share detailed accounts of their techniques so crucial for excellent results.
Numerous Case Examples and Beautiful Illustrations
Abundantly illustrated with beautiful medical artwork as well as numerous preoperative, intraoperative, and
postoperative photographs, this book provides you with the road map for approaching various deformities and executing
operative solutions.
This Is the One Reference You Simply Must Own!
No other text provides such complete and up-to-date information on pediatric plastic surgery. Principles and Practice
of Pediatric Plastic Surgery is destined to become the most trusted and valued source for everyone involved in the care
of infants and children.
Hot Topics:
Cleft Palate Deformities
Craniofacial Syndromes
Congenital Hand Anomalies, including Hypoplastic and Absent Thumb and Toe-to-Hand Transfers
Volkmann's Ischemic Contracture
Trunk Reconstruction
Conjoined Twins
Fetal Surgery
Key Features:
World-renowned Editors and Contributors are leading researchers and clinicians
Numerous illustrations demonstrate step-by-step technique
Hundreds of pre- and postoperative photographs and cases
Key Points and Pearls highlighted throughout
Annotated references in each chapter
2 DVDs with operative video enhance understanding of key procedures