Reconstructive Microvascular Surgery (27 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Text in English. 359 pp. Former owners name on the front free endpaper. Edge wear. One of the most challenging areas in reconstructive surgery to emerge in the last decade has been microneurovascular surgery. The experimental work described and fully illustrated in this book provides a sound technical basis for the application of these surgical techniques. It also contains detailed information on the precise instrumentation required and an explanation of the pathophysiology of microvascular occlusion. These techniques whilst they have originated in the field of reconstructive surgery, will become increasingly important in all branches of surgery. The techniques of repair and grafting of small arteries and veins of approximately 1mm in diameter are described, incorporating a detailed study of the histopathology of these procedures. The important area of the organisation of a microsurgery unit at both laboratory and clinical levels with maximum community service is stressed. An up-to-date series of chapters on clinical microvascular surgery forms the main section of the book. These include a wide coverage of digital and major replantation surgery. The indications, techniques, postoperative management and early and long term results are discussed. Composite tissue transfers involving microvascular free flaps and omental transfers with their wide range of application are dealt with, as is the single stage double toe transfer for severely disabled hands. Chapters on microneural repairs and grafts add further to the book, with a final chapter on the microsurgery of miscellaneous structures and small organs including the fallopian tube, vas deferens, colonic and jejunal transfer, undescended testes, experimental renal transplants and penile replantation.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - For many years, the operative manipulation of the most minute struc tures was frustrated by the limitations of the human eye. With the introduction of the operating microscope by Nylen (1921), fine detailed anatomy was made visible, so that structures could be prepared, pre sented and manipulated. Nylen used the microscope for treating dis eases of the middle ear. In 1946 Perrit in the U. S. A. introduced the operating microscope into the field of ophthalmic surgery. In 1964, Smith, Kunze and Mitchen published reports on their clinical experi ence using the operating microscope in nerve surgery. Using this tech nique, it was possible to divide a peripheral nerve into individual fascicle bundles and reapir each bundle precisely. Following on from these developments, the term' microsurgery' was introduced to cover that branch of surgery which was carried out using the' equiped' eye - either by using 10upe spectacle magnifica tion or, more commonly, the operating microscope. The term 'micro vascular surgery' developed for the operative treatment of small ves sels below 2 mm in diameter. Experimental studies for the use of microsurgery in the clinical situation developed alongside its use on small research animals for transplantation models in immunological study. Microsurgical techniques were used in the transplantation of rat liver, kidneys, pancreas, heart and other organs. The clinical appli cation of these microsurgical techniques is nowadays called 'recon structive microvascular surgery'.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Scalp and Forehead Reconstruction, Total Nasal Reconstruction, Lip Reconstruction, Mid Face and Maxilla, Orbital Exenteration, Maxillofacial Trauma, Lateral Temporal Bone Defects, Parotid Defects, Facial Transplantation, Massive Skin Cancers. 240 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -For many years, the operative manipulation of the most minute struc tures was frustrated by the limitations of the human eye. With the introduction of the operating microscope by Nylen (1921), fine detailed anatomy was made visible, so that structures could be prepared, pre sented and manipulated. Nylen used the microscope for treating dis eases of the middle ear. In 1946 Perrit in the U. S. A. introduced the operating microscope into the field of ophthalmic surgery. In 1964, Smith, Kunze and Mitchen published reports on their clinical experi ence using the operating microscope in nerve surgery. Using this tech nique, it was possible to divide a peripheral nerve into individual fascicle bundles and reapir each bundle precisely. Following on from these developments, the term' microsurgery' was introduced to cover that branch of surgery which was carried out using the' equiped' eye - either by using 10upe spectacle magnifica tion or, more commonly, the operating microscope. The term 'micro vascular surgery' developed for the operative treatment of small ves sels below 2 mm in diameter. Experimental studies for the use of microsurgery in the clinical situation developed alongside its use on small research animals for transplantation models in immunological study. Microsurgical techniques were used in the transplantation of rat liver, kidneys, pancreas, heart and other organs. The clinical appli cation of these microsurgical techniques is nowadays called 'recon structive microvascular surgery'. 176 pp. Englisch.

Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. 1 Technique of Microvascular Surgery and Preliminary Experimental Studies.- I. Development of Microvascular Surgery.- II. Technical Equipment.- 1. Operating Microscope.- 2. Accessories and Documentation.- 3. Operating Seats.- 4. Instruments.- 5. Suture Mate.

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Scalp and Forehead Reconstruction, Total Nasal Reconstruction, Lip Reconstruction, Mid Face and Maxilla, Orbital Exenteration, Maxillofacial Trauma, Lateral Temporal Bone Defects, Parotid Defects, Facial Transplantation, Massive Skin Cancers.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -1 Technique of Microvascular Surgery and Preliminary Experimental Studies.- I. Development of Microvascular Surgery.- II. Technical Equipment.- III. Experimental Microvascular Surgery.- IV. Suture Technique in Microvascular Surgery.- V. Complications of Microvascular Suture.- VI. Micromorphological Evidence at the Site of Anastomosis in Small Vessels.- VII. Medical Prophylaxis and Treatment of Vessel Thrombosis and Spasm.- References.- 2 Clinical Microvascular Surgery.- A Replantation with Microvascular Anastomosis (micro-replantation).- I. Definitions and Nomenclature.- II. Classification of Amputations in the Hand.- III. Indications for Replantation.- IV. Guide-lines for the Primary Treatment of Amputation Injuries.- V. Replantation Technique.- VI. Considerations of Differing Levels and Mechanisms of Amputation.- VII. Primary Replacement of Destroyed Phalangeal Joints.- VIII. Primary Finger Transplantation.- IX. Post-operative Management.- X. Physical Management.- XI. Secondary Operations.- XII. Results.- XIII. Microreplantation of Other Parts of the Body - (e.g., toes, ears, scalping injuries, and penile amputations).- XIV. Replantation Service.- B Tissue Transplantation with Microvascular Anastomosis.- I. Development of Tissue Transplantation Using Microvascular Anastomosis.- II. Definitions and Nomenclature.- III. Indications for Free Tissue Transplantation.- IV. Preparations for Tissue Transplantation.- V. Operating Technique.- VI. Free Flap Transplantation.- VII. Combined Skin and Muscle Flap Transplantation (musculo-cutaneous flaps).- VIII. Combined Skin Flap with Bone Transplantation (osteocutaneous flaps).- IX. Bone Transplantation.- X. Muscle Transplantation.- XI. Transplantation of the Omentum.- XII. Toe Transplantation.- References.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 176 pp. Englisch.