Principles, Techniques And Applications In MicrosurgeryT-s Chang, S-x Zhu, Z-c Wang World Scientific, 1 juil. 1986 - 400 pages This book is a comprehensive volume on microsurgery in China. It covers the history, general concepts, equipment and techniques of microsurgery. Unlike other books on the same subject which concentrate mainly on plastic surgery and hand surgery, this book introduces the applications of microsurgical techniques in neurosurgery, gastro-enterology and orthopaedic surgery. This is a valuable text as the vast experience of Chinese microsurgery is also included. |
Table des matières
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Chapter 3 Basic Techniques and Operative Methods in Microsurgery | 16 |
Chapter 4 Microvascular Anastomosis in Animal Experiments | 35 |
Chapter 5 The Choice of Anaesthesia for Microsurgery | 44 |
Chapter 6 Requirements and Preparations for the Donor and Recipient Areas in Microsurgery | 49 |
Chapter 7 Antispasmodics and Anticoagulantsused in Microsurgery | 53 |
Chapter 8 Postoperative Management after Microsurgery | 60 |
Chapter 11 Segmental Gut Transplant for Oesophageal Reconstruction | 136 |
Chapter 12 Free Transplant of Greater Omentum | 152 |
Chapter 13 Application of Microvascular Surgery in Free Flap Transplant | 162 |
Chapter 14 Free Myocutaneous Flap Transplantation | 205 |
Chapter 15 Free Vascularised Skin and Fat Transfer | 234 |
Chapter 16 The Use of Microsurgery in Limb and Digital Replants and Toe Transplants | 237 |
Chapter 17 Reconstruction of the Lacrimal Duct | 272 |
Chapter 18 FreeVascularised Bone Joint and Periosteal Transplant | 275 |
Chapter 9 Common Causes of Failure in Tissue Transplants and the Preventive Measures | 70 |
Chapter 10 Microsurgical Techniques in Neurosurgery | 76 |
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anaesthesia anasto anastomosis aneurysm arteriogram artery and vein bleeding blood flow blood supply blood vessels bone branches cause cephalic vein circulation circumflex clinical cut ends cutaneous damage diameter dissection distal end donor dorsal metatarsal artery dorsalis pedis artery dorsum exposed external facial nerve fascia fascicles femoral fibular flap transplant free flap free vascularised function greater omentum haemorrhage iliac incision infection internal carotid artery intracranial jejunum lacrimal lateral layer limb long saphenous vein lumen lymphatics lymphedema medial method microsurgery microsurgical microvascular middle cerebral artery muscle myocutaneous flap needle nerve graft normal obstruction occur oedema oesophageal operative microscope patency patient pedicle plantar post-operative posterior pressure radial artery recipient area reconstruction region removed repair replantation scalp scarred second toe short saphenous vein side skin flap spasm stitches subcutaneous superficial temporal artery surgery suturing techniques tendon thrombosis thrombus tion tissues tumour ulnar usually vascular anastomosis vascular pedicle venous vessel wall