This issue examines recent developments in reconstruction in the head and neck region. Material is arranged anatomically: mandible, maxillary defect, laryngo-esophageal, skull defects, tongue, lip/perioral, etc. Throughout, novel techniques are compared with traditional techniques in terms of cost-effectiveness and outcomes. Future research, include the possibility of homotransplatation of facial parts, also is addressed. Of interest to anyone involved in surgery involving the head and neck, including plastic surgeons, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, and otolaryngologists.
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Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
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978-1-4160-2696-9 (9781416026969)
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1. Tongue Reconstruction After Glossectomy (Thoma, Yu and Robb) 2. Oro-mandibular Reconstruction -Lining and Bone: External Coverage and Bone (Thoma, Levis, Young) 3. Homotransplantation of the Face: How Close Are We? Implications in Head and Neck Microsurgery?) (Siemionow) 4. Peri-Oral and Lip Reconstruction (Thoma and Robb) 5. Scalp and Forehead Reconstruction (Langstein, Ross and Temple) 6. Through and Through Reconstruction of the Face (Hynes, Archibald and Levis) 7. Paranasal Sinus and Mid Facial Reconstruction (Jackson and Archibald) 8. Reconstruction of the Base of the Skull Defects (Lipa, Neligan and P. Gulane) 9. Laryngo-tracheal Reconstruction (Neligan and Gilbert) 10. The Use of Multiple Free Flaps in Head and Neck Reconstruction (Wei)
