TEXTBOOK OF PLASTIC, RECONSTRUCTIVE, AND AESTHETIC SURGERY, VOL 4: RECONSTRUCTION OF TRUNK, GENITALIA, LOWER LIMB, AND MAXILLOFACIAL TRAUMA

Trunk and Genitalia
1. Chest Wall Reconstruction
2. Abdominal Wall Reconstruction
3. Spinal Dysraphism and Reconstruction of Back
4. Congenital Anomalies of Breast
5. Tumors of the Breast
6. Breast Reconstruction
7. Reconstruction of Male External Genitalia
8. Hypospadias
9. Exstrophy and Epispadias: Anatomical and Surgical Considerations
10. Reconstruction of Female Genital Defects: Congenital and Acquired
11. Gender Dysphoria
12. Disorders of Sexual Differentiation: An Overview
13. Pressure Ulcer
Lower Limb
14. Anatomical Consideration of Flaps of Lower Limb
15. Congenital Anomalies of Foot
16. Optimizing Outcomes in the Management of Severely Injured Lower Extremity
17. Soft Tissue Reconstruction of Lower Extremity
18. Skeletal Reconstruction of Lower Limb Trauma
19. Lymphedema of Extremities and Genitalia
20. Diabetic Foot
21. Arterial Ulcer of Lower Extremity
22. Venous Ulcer
23. Leg and Foot Ulcers in Leprosy
24. Amputation and Prosthesis in Lower Extremity
25. Lower Extremity Neoplasms
26. Compression Neuropathies of the Lower Limb
Maxillofacial Trauma
27. Clinical Approach to Patient with Facial Trauma
28. Imaging of Maxillofacial Injuries
29. 29. Fracture of the Mandible
30. Fractures of the Maxilla
31. Fractures of the Zygoma and Orbit
32. Nasoethmoid Orbital and Frontal Sinus Fractures
33. Panfacial Fractures

This volume on Reconstruction of Trunk, Genitalia, Lower limb, and Maxillofacial Trauma is broadly divided into three sections—trunk and genitalia; lower limb; and maxillofacial trauma. The first section covers the surgical techniques related to the reconstruction of breast, chest abdomen, back, breast anomalies, male and female genitalia, and management of genital deformities, gender dysphoria, and pressure ulcers. The second section covers topics like congenital anomalies, soft tissue and skeletal injury, vascular anomalies, tumors, and rehabilitation of lower limb.

The third section covers all the facets of maxillofacial trauma including approach to cases of maxillofacial soft tissue and skeletal injury. The carefully selected team of authors for this volume are highly experienced in their respective fields. Each topic in this volume is a must read for trainees and practicing plastic surgeons across the globe.

Key Features:
• Attempt has been made to explain the subject with optimum number of clinical images provided by renowned experts from the respective fields.
• Provides historical background of each topic along with recent advances and clinically relevant information.
• Untangles the mysteries of decision making in many areas of trunk, genital and lower limb reconstruction.
• Adequate emphasis is given to the basic sciences relevant to each chapter.