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Surgical Anatomy with Regard to Ear Reconstruction
Pages 1-12
This book comes to its second edition intending to broaden the discussion about the plastic surgical techniques for the reconstruction of the ear. It features a more in-depth discussion of the topics previously addressed, including chapters on microtia, anotia, the upper pole, auricular lobule and complications during and following ear surgery. Furthermore, it addresses a wide variety of deformities of the auricle and surgical topics that were not included in the previous edition, such as:
Reconstruction of the ear is required in a variety of patients, especially in those with congenital anomalies and associated deformities or those suffering from accidents and trauma affecting the auricle. In this sense, this surgical approach has the ultimate goal of improving aesthetic and functional aspects of congenital and acquired anomalies of the ear. Throughout the book, the goal is to share the author’s experience, gathered in the course of 43 years dedicated to this challenging field. Descriptions and illustrative photos concerning correction and reconstruction of the auricle caused by prominent ear surgery are presented in detail. The didactic approach, supplemented by color illustrations and surgical photos, helps to demonstrate basic and advanced techniques alike. With forewords by Ivo Pitanguy and Jorge Psillakis.
Surgical Anatomy with Regard to Ear Reconstruction
Pages 1-12
Classification of Congenital Anomalies of the Ear
Pages 13-24
Anomalies Associated with Digenesis of the Ear
Pages 25-37
Surgical Principles
Pages 39-48
The Importance of Surgical Planning Before an Operation
Pages 49-56
Post-operative Care After Ear Reconstruction
Pages 57-66
Reconstruction of the Tragus
Pages 67-76
Reconstruction of the External Auditory Canal
Pages 77-87
Reconstruction of the Ear Due to Congenital Anomalies
Pages 89-100
Traumatic Amputation of the Ear: What to Do with the Amputated Segment?
Pages 101-111
Reconstruction of the Ear after Traumatic Amputation
Pages 113-126
Reconstruction of the Ear After Human or Animal Bites
Pages 127-138
Late Follow-Up After Ear Reconstruction
Pages 139-154
Secondary Reconstruction of the Ear
Pages 155-166
Reconstruction of the Auricle Secondary to Prominent Ear Surgery
Pages 167-179
Complications After Ear Reconstruction: Treatment for and How to Avoid
Pages 181-194
Reduction Otoplasty to Improve Facial Contour
Pages 195-204
Ear Reconstruction After Destruction Caused by Piercing
Pages 205-214
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