Plastic Surgery Facts Revision Guide Volume One 5th Edition
This fifth edition revision guide covers the core topics of plastic surgery across wound care, burns, head and neck, clefts and craniofacial, and breast procedures. It is written for residents and examination candidates preparing for FRCS (PLAST) and equivalent postgraduate examinations, and for practising surgeons who need a quick clinical reference on the ward or in the consulting room.
The text includes the latest clinical developments such as the management of BIA-ALCL, the use of biodegradable temporising matrix (BTM) in burns, and advanced melanoma care protocols. Updated illustrations and new visual aids support learning of complex concepts, while inline citations are formatted for easy search engine access.
Commentary on landmark papers, including those from niche and emerging areas, is provided alongside the main content. The concise notes approach has been revised for clarity, and the book is supplied as a publisher PDF of 15.7 MB with ISBNs 9781041215851, 9781040813652, 9781003727989 and 9781040813584.
Key Features
| Format | Publisher PDF |
| File size | 15.7 MB |
| Edition | 5 |
| Published year | 2026 |
| Language | English |
| ISBN | 9781041215851, 9781040813652, 9781003727989, 9781040813584 |
Highlights
- Covers wound care, burns, head and neck, clefts and craniofacial, and breast procedures
- Includes latest clinical developments: BIA-ALCL management, biodegradable temporising matrix (BTM) in burns, and advanced melanoma care protocols
- Updated illustrations and new visual aids for complex concepts
- Inline citations formatted for easy search engine access
- Landmark papers commentary including niche and emerging areas
- Concise notes approach revised for clarity
How to use
This revision guide is designed for efficient exam preparation, particularly for FRCS (PLAST) and equivalent postgraduate examinations. It can also be used as a quick reference in clinical settings, providing immediate access to critical information on the wards or in the consulting room.
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