Surgical Flap

Author: Hou Chunlin
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Surgical flaps are living tissue grafts with their own blood supply (at the pedicle). They have extensive applications in fields such as trauma repair, functional reconstruction, and plastic surgery. This book is a comprehensive and large-scale monograph systematically discussing all types of flaps and their latest advancements. The book contains approximately 1.2 million words and is divided into two parts. The first part, General Principles, introduces the basic theories and clinical application principles of flaps. The second part, Detailed Discussions, provides in-depth information on over 100 types of flaps, including the head and neck, trunk, and limbs. Each flap is elaborated on from aspects such as applied anatomy, indications, surgical methods (including flap design and specific surgical steps), typical cases, and precautions, accompanied by numerous diagrams and photographs. The book is rich in content and well-illustrated, making it suitable for surgeons in plastic surgery, orthopedics, hand surgery, trauma surgery, craniofacial surgery, microsurgery, and other specialties involved in reconstruction. It serves as a reference book for performing and researching flap surgery.