Imaging for Reconstructive Microsurgery
Imaging for Reconstructive Microsurgery is a comprehensive medical reference covering every imaging modality available to plastic and reconstructive surgeons, with the aim of integrating these tools into daily clinical practice. It is the first book of its kind for the plastic surgery and reconstructive microsurgery community, and it presents each modality in step-by-step detail so that the operating surgeon can apply it directly.
The coverage spans both perforator flap and lymphatic surgery, making the book a practical daily reference for colleagues who are new to these procedures as well as for those looking to refine an established practice. Incorporating imaging technology into clinical practice is presented as a paradigm shift that supports safety, minimal invasiveness, and creativity in the next generation of reconstructive approaches.
This first edition was published in 2024 and is supplied as a publisher PDF in English. The fixed-layout file preserves exact formatting and is suited to printing, and the purchase includes only the file format listed.
Key Features
| Format | Publisher PDF |
| Edition | 1 |
| Published year | 2024 |
| Language | English |
| File size | 41.2 MB |
| ISBN | 978-9819772773, 9789819772780 |
| Subject | Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery |
| Book type | Medical reference |
Highlights
- First book of its kind for the plastic surgery and reconstructive microsurgery community
- Step-by-step descriptions of state-of-the-art imaging modalities for perforator flap and lymphatic surgery
- Intended as a daily reference for surgeons new to these procedures and for those seeking to improve their practice
- First edition published in 2024, in English
How to use
The book is designed as a daily clinical reference: each imaging modality is presented in step-by-step detail so the operating surgeon can apply it directly in practice. It serves both colleagues who are new to perforator flap and lymphatic procedures and those looking to improve an established practice.
Frequently asked questions
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