Fundamental Techniques of Plastic Surgery: And Their Surgical Applications, 10e

Fundamental Techniques of Plastic Surgery: And Their Surgical Applications, 10e
by: Alan D. McGregor (Author)
Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
Edition: 10th
Publication Date: 9 May 2000
Language: English
Print Length: 234 pages
ISBN-10: 0443063729
ISBN-13: 9780443063725
Book Description
This edition provides the principles and practice of the basic techniques of plastic and reconstructive surgery. The management, repair and reconstruction of defects and wounds using skin and other tissues are discussed in detail. Potential problems and complications are also reviewed. New and expanded sections include the latest information about important plastic surgery developments.

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Review “Fundamental Techniques of Plastic Surgery remains one of our standard textbooks to be recommended to all trainees”British Journal of Plastic Surgeryis no substitute. This text is concise, clear and well written. It is an excellent up to date source of information for all residents and plastic surgeons.”Journal of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburghchapters are certainly concise and describe each basic technique with precision and clarity. This helps to make the book easier to carry and this can be particularly useful reading for the trainee wherever they find themselves.””Overall, this book is incredibly useful for the Plastic Surgery trainee in helping them to develop the basic knowledge they will need to accompany the clinical experience they gain on the wards and in theatre.”” Riaz Agha, Executive Editor, The Journal of Surgery; President, Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ Surgical Society, July 2003of current edition:”The chapters are certainly concise and describe each basic technique with precision and clarity. This helps to make the book easier to carry and this can be particularly useful reading for the trainee wherever they find themselves.””Overall, this book is incredibly useful for the Plastic Surgery trainee in helping them to develop the basic knowledge they will need to accompany the clinical experience they gain on the wards and in theatre.”” Riaz Agha, Executive Editor, The Journal of Surgery; President, Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ Surgical Society, July 2003