Details

Subject(s)

• Rhinoplasty [Browse]

Contributor

• Batniji, Rami K. [Browse]
• Sandel, Henry D. [Browse]

Series

Thomas Procedures in Facial Plastic Surgery [More in this series]

Summary note

This book is one part of a seven volumes series covering thefull spectrum of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery -each written by a nationally recognized facial plastic surgeondetailing their own clinical techniques and practices. Eachvolume is generously illustrated with superb clinical andsurgical photos and numerous detailed case study photos. Thisseries will be of great value to both experienced surgeons andas a teaching tool for resident level physicians and can bepurchased individually or as a set. Rhinoplasty, the surgicalmodification of the nose, requires unique considerations overstandard surgical procedures. The approach to nasal analysisentails both a careful analysis of surface deformities and adetailed understanding of the underlying anatomy. This textwill serve as a guide to facial plastic surgeons and fellowsas well as focus on Dr. Stephen Perkins' clinical techniquesand procedures.Show MoreShow Less

Notes

Description based upon print version of record.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Language note

English

Contents

""Rhinoplasty ""; ""Contributors ""; ""Contents ""; ""Introduction ""; ""1: Nasal Anatomy, Nasal Analysis, and the Rhinoplasty Consultation ""; ""2: Primary Rhinoplasty: Surgical Approaches ""; ""3: Tip Rhinoplasty ""; ""4: Profile-plasty: The Nasal Vault ""; ""5: Posttraumatic Nasal Deformity and Nasal Fracture Management ""; ""6: Secondary Rhinoplasty with Total Lobular Reconstruction ""; ""7: Lengthening the Short Nose ""; ""Index ""

ISBN

1-60795-227-0

OCLC

923337500

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