Handbook of Reoperative General Surgery
Published on 24. April 2008
264 pages
978-0-470-75999-8 (ISBN)
Description
The Handbook of Reoperative General Surgery offers atechnical overview of one of surgery's greatestchallenges-reoperation. Emphasizing the complications of eachdisease as well as reoperative procedures, this indispensable textis extensively referenced with pertinent current and classicalliterature.
Organized primarily by body system, the Handbook ofReoperative General Surgery covers the spectrum of conditionsfaced by general surgeons today, including:
* * Diagnoses and operative strategy critical for breastcancer
* Coverage of reoperative of the liver, biliary tract, andpancreas
* Approaches to dealing with reoperations on all areas ofgastrointestinal tract
* Strategies for care of the patient with recurrent hernias andpain
* An overview of reoperative bariatric surgery
Combining the expertise and advice of over thirty practicingsurgeons from some of the finest medical centers in the UnitedStates, the Handbook of Reoperative General Surgery offers apractical, instructive manual for residents, attending, and surgerypractitioners.
The Handbook of Reoperative General Surgery includes theessential information for dealing with the unusual complications ofreoperation, and provides a basis for innovation and insightusually required to achieve the best operative and perioperativecare.
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Dr. Mark Callery is the Chief of General Surgery at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston and Associate Professor of Surgery at Harvard University. He has invited some of the leaders in the field to contribute chapters (see TOC); each is an expert in a different area of surgery and reoperative surgery in particular.
Content
Foreword.
Josef Fischer, MD, FACS.
Preface.
Mark P. Callery, MD, FACS.
1. Reoperative Hepatobiliary Surgery.
Christopher D. Anderson, MD; Charles R. Scoggins, MD; Ravi S.Chari, MD.
2. Reoperative Surgery in Trauma.
Ram Nirula, MD .
3. Reoperative Gastric Surgery.
Scott F. Gallagher, MD; Sharona B. Ross, MD; Michel M. Murr,MD, FACS.
4. Reoperative Surgery for Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
Tonia M. Young-Fadok, MD, MS, FACS, FASCRS.
5. Reoperative Bariatric SurgeryVivian M. Sanchez, MD; EricJ. DeMaria, MD, FACS; David A. Provost, MD, FACS; George Blackburn,MD, PhD, FACS; Daniel B. Jones, MD, FACS.
6. Reoperative Inguinal Hernia Surgery.
Kathrin L. Mayer, MD.
7. Reoperative Surgery for Melanoma.
Nicholas E. Tawa, Jr., MD, PhD.
8. Reoperative Pancreatico Duodenal Surgery.
Shimul A. Shah, MD; Charles M. Vollmer, Jr., MD; Mark P.Callery MD, FACS.
9. Reoperative Endocrine Surgery.
Rebecca S. Sippel, MD; Herbert Chen, MD.
10. Reoperative Gastroesophogeal Surgery.
Mercedeh Baghai, MD; Kent R. VanSickle, MD; C. Daniel Smith,MD.
11. Reoperative Colorectal Surgery.
Mark Lane Welton, MD.
12. Reoperative Vascular Surgery.
Michel A. Bartoli, MD; Robert W. Thompson, MD, FACS.
13. Reoperative Breast Surgery.
Darren R Carpizo, MD, PhD; Mai Brooks, MD; Helena Chang, MD,PhD.
14. Reoperative Surgery for Intestinal Fistula.
David R. Fischer, MD; Michael S. Nussbaum, MD, FACS
