Plastic Techniques in Neurosurgery

This book highlights the successful collaboration of plastic surgeons,

neurosurgeons, and, in some cases, ENT, maxillofacial, oral, and oculoplastic

surgeons, in treating some of the most complex craniofacial, skull-based,

intracranial, and spinal problems. Beginning with the basic principles of wound

healing and flap rotation, you will find full discussions of craniofacial

anomalies, skull base tumors, scalp closures, skull defects, management

techniques for spinal dysraphism, and much more.

Key features:



Nearly 300 beautiful illustrations, most in

full-color, effectively map out each procedure

Updated with a thorough review of potential

complications and how to avoid them

Valuable procedural guidelines on the newest

techniques for full calvarial and facial reconstructions, especially around

the eyes, orbit, and midface region -Demonstrates MR and 3D imaging in

surgical management of congenital malformations of the spine

Discusses the role of ENT, maxillofacial, and oculoplastic procedures for

optimal outcomes

With a balanced combination of concepts followed by illustrated, step-by-step

surgical techniques, here is the book that all neurosurgeons and plastic and

reconstructive surgeons will use as both an everyday reference and a key

addition to their surgical armamentariums. Residents preparing for boards will

also find its succinct, straightforward coverage ideal for reviewing fundamental

principles and surgical applications.