Name: Plastic Neurosurgery. Opening and Closing Neurosurgical Doors in Adults and Children
SKU: 64792465
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Author: Ken Rose Winston;Lawrence L. Ketch
ISBN: 9783031278747

portada Plastic Neurosurgery. Opening and Closing Neurosurgical Doors in Adults and Children

Plastic Neurosurgery. Opening and Closing Neurosurgical Doors in Adults and Children

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Springer International Publishing AG

Autor

Ken Rose Winston;Lawrence L. Ketch

Año

2024

N° páginas

555

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

23.5x15.5 cm

ISBN13

9783031278747

Plastic Neurosurgery. Opening and Closing Neurosurgical Doors in Adults and Children

Ken Rose Winston;Lawrence L. Ketch (Autor) · Springer International Publishing AG · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Plastic Neurosurgery. Opening and Closing Neurosurgical Doors in Adults and Children"

This is the definitive text for the intersection of neurosurgery and plastic surgery, a crucial and undertreated subject. It is a comprehensive, stand-alone and topically organized book that provides a synthesis of information, experience and wisdom for practitioners of adult and pediatric neurosurgery, including all subspecialties. The first of the three parts of the book includes foundational information on normal and abnormal anatomy, wound healing and surgical details for the management of skin, fascia, muscle, bone and dura, important subjects which receive little attention in neurosurgical literature. The second part of the book consists of descriptions of the plastic components – i.e., the opening and closing for neurosurgical approaches. Neurosurgical approaches are presented in three groups: intracranial, spinal and exposure of peripheral nerves. The plastic neurosurgical concerns for each approach are emphasized, and each chapter includes citations of relevant sources. The third part of the book presents the plastic neurosurgery of cranial and craniofacial disorders and the role of neurosurgeons in these surgeries, which are often performed with plastic surgeons. All neurosurgeons, particularly in the formative years of their residencies and fellowships, should learn and never forget not only the what and how but also the why of the plastic components of neurosurgery. This text fills this important gap in the literature.