Author: Yang Zhiming
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Publish Date: 2002-11-15
Features: Reconstructive and Rebuilding Surgery is a specialized surgical book in China dedicated to the principles of "rehabilitating defects," "rebuilding functions," and "improving appearance." The primary treatment methods in reconstructive and rebuilding surgery include autologous or allogeneic tissue transplantation, artificial material substitution, and rehabilitative medical measures, aiming to reduce disabilities, improve quality of life, and enhance population quality. The book is divided into three parts: the first part introduces the basic knowledge and principles of reconstructive and rebuilding surgery; the second part covers the fundamental techniques of reconstructive and rebuilding surgery; the third part provides a detailed introduction to commonly used clinical reconstructive methods. This section was compiled by over 60 domestic experts specializing in reconstructive and rebuilding surgery over a period of two years. It incorporates both the latest achievements from domestic and international research as well as the authors' own research findings and clinical experiences. It serves as a reference book that combines theory with practice, offering guidance for both research and clinical work. It is suitable for surgeons at all levels, rehabilitative medicine professionals, researchers, graduate students, and medical students.
Repair and Reconstruction Surgery
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