Michigan Manual of Plastic Surgery

Contents

• About the Editors – vi
• Section Editors – vii
• Contributors – viii
• Foreword – xii
• Preface – xiii

SECTION I: GENERAL

• 1. Complex Wound Care – 1
• 2. Grafts – 20
• 3. Flaps – 29
• 4. Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation – 40
• 5. Tissue Expansion – 49
• 6. Fat Grafting – 55
• 7. Benign and Malignant Skin and Soft Tissue Lesions – 61
• 8. Lymphedema and Vascular Anomalies – 81
• 9. Lasers in Plastic Surgery – 93
• 10. Burns – 100
• 11. Burn Reconstruction – 119
• 12. Preoperative Cardiopulmonary Risk Stratification and Prophylaxis – 128

SECTION II: CRANIOFACIAL

• 13. Cleft Lip – 135
• 14. Cleft Palate – 146
• 15. Velopharyngeal Insufficiency – 157
• 16. Craniosynostosis and Craniofacial Syndromes – 163
• 17. Reconstruction of Congenital Ear Deformities – 174
• 18. Orthognathic Surgery – 184
• 19. Facial Palsy – 194
• 20. Facial Trauma – 204
• 21. Scalp and Calvarial Reconstruction – 223
• 22. Ear Reconstruction – 230
• 23. Eyelid Reconstruction – 237
• 24. Eyelid Malposition – 252
• 25. Nasal Reconstruction – 258
• 26. Lip and Cheek Reconstruction – 269
• 27. Head and Neck Masses and Neoplasms – 283
• 28. Principles of Head and Neck Reconstruction – 293

SECTION III: UPPER EXTREMITY

• 29. Hand and Wrist Anatomy and Examination – 300
• 30. Basics of Fixation – 312
• 31. Congenital Upper Extremity Anomalies – 319
• 32. Brachial Plexus Injuries – 339
• 33. Distal Radius and Ulna Fractures – 346
• 34. Carpal Fractures and Dislocations – 353
• 35. Phalangeal and Metacarpal Fractures and Dislocations – 358
• 36. Traumatic Amputation Injuries – 367
• 37. Fingertip and Nail Bed Injuries – 377
• 38. Tendon Injuries and Tendonitis – 383
• 39. Tendon Transfers – 399
• 40. Thumb Reconstruction – 405
• 41. Soft Tissue Coverage of the Upper Extremity – 412
• 42. Hand Infections – 417
• 43. Compartment Syndrome and High-Pressure Injections – 425
• 44. Hand Tumors – 431
• 45. Nerve Injuries, Neuromas, and Compression Syndromes – 442
• 46. Rheumatoid Arthritis, Osteoarthritis, and Dupuytren Contracture – 468

SECTION IV: BREAST AND BODY RECONSTRUCTION

• 47. Breast Augmentation, Mastopexy, and Augmentation Mastopexy – 481
• 48. Reduction Mammoplasty, Top Surgery, and Gynecomastia – 490
• 49. Breast Disease – 504
• 50. Breast Reconstruction – 518
• 51. Thoracic Reconstruction – 530
• 52. Abdominal Reconstruction – 538
• 53. Perineal, Penile, and Vaginal Reconstruction – 545
• 54. Gender-Affirming Pelvic Surgery – 556
• 55. Pressure-Induced Skin and Soft Tissue Injuries – 562
• 56. Lower Extremity Reconstruction – 574

SECTION V: AESTHETICS

• 57. Evaluation of Facial Aging – 594
• 58. Nonoperative Facial Rejuvenation – 603
• 59. Periocular Rejuvenation: Blepharoplasty, Eyelid Ptosis, and Brow Lift – 613
• 60. Rhinoplasty – 629
• 61. Face-lift and Neck Lift – 643
• 62. Genioplasty – 654
• 63. Gender-Affirming Facial Surgery – 662
• 64. Liposuction, Panniculectomy, and Abdominoplasty – 667
• 65. Brachioplasty and Thighplasty – 679

SECTION VI: OTHER

• 66. How to Excel During Your Plastic Surgery Sub-Internship – 683
• Index – 685