Reconstruction of the head and neck

Author: Wen Yuming, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: One of the series "Modern Repair and Reconstruction Surgery." The series is co-authored by clinical doctors and experts specializing in tissue repair and functional reconstruction in China, integrating domestic and international research progress with their own experience. It consists of nine volumes, covering various human tissue structures and organ functions. Each volume focuses on tissue transplantation, artificial material substitution, and rehabilitation medicine, centered around the goal of "repairing defects, reconstructing functions, and improving appearance." The content is tailored to the characteristics of tissues and organ functions in different parts of the human body. It highlights both mature surgical techniques and new research findings, serving as an advanced reference book for clinical surgeons in various specialties, rehabilitation medicine professionals, graduate students, and researchers. This book comprehensively introduces the main content and technological developments in head and neck repair and reconstruction today. In addition to the basic theories and clinical techniques for repairing and reconstructing general head and neck tissue and organ defects, it also covers the diagnosis and treatment of craniofacial, dentofacial deformities, and congenital developmental anomalies such as cleft lip and palate. Furthermore, to meet the growing demand for repair and reconstruction medicine due to population aging, additional chapters on pre-prosthetic surgery for tooth loss and oral implant rehabilitation have been included to address common clinical challenges in tooth loss repair. The aim is to compile a comprehensive content on the repair and reconstruction of head and neck defects and deformities into one book, making it convenient for readers to apply and reference. The book is rich in content and illustrated with visuals, making it suitable for clinical workers and graduate students in oral and maxillofacial surgery, otolaryngology, head and neck surgery, repair and reconstruction surgery, and related fields.