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Preface; Contents; 1: Reconstruction of€Upper Arm and€Medial and€Lateral Elbow; Pedicled Latissimus Dorsi Musculocutaneous Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 3); Operation Procedures; 2: Reconstruction of€Forearm Region; Rotation Flap/Radial Forearm Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 1); Operation Procedures; Pedicled Abdominal Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 3); Operation Procedures; Free Abdominal Perforator Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 4); Operation Procedures; Free Groin Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 4); Operation Procedures; 3: Reconstruction of€Dorsum of€Hand.

5: Reconstruction of€Palm and€Wrist Area V-Y Advancement Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 1); Operation Procedures; Free Medial Plantar Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 4); Operation Procedures; Free Medial Pedis Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 4); Operation Procedures; Free Abdominal Perforator Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 4); Operation Procedures; Ulnar Parametacarpal Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 2); Operation Procedures; Hand Relaxation Incision (Level of€Difficulty: 1); Operation Procedures; Reverse Flow Radial Forearm Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 2); Operation Procedures.

6: Reconstruction of€First Web Space Area Spinner Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 1); Operation Procedures; 4 & 5 Z plasty (Level of€Difficulty: 2); Operation Procedures; Reverse Flow Radial Forearm Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 3); Operation Procedures; Free Groin Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 4); Operation Procedures; 7: Reconstruction of€Finger Trunk; Z Plasty (Level of€Difficulty: 1); Operation Procedures; Digitolateral Flap (Level of€Difficulty:€2); Operation Procedures; Reverse Digitolateral Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 2); Operation Procedures.

Operation Procedures4: Degloving Injury; Temporary Coverage: Abdominal Subcutaneous Pocket Insertion (Level of€Difficulty: 1); Operation Procedures; Free Temporal Fascial Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 4); Operation Procedures; Reverse Flow Radial Forearm Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 3); Operation Procedures; Reverse Flow Forearm Adipofascial Flap and Skin Graft (Level of€Difficulty:€3); Extended Twisted Wrap-around (TWA) Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 5); Operation Procedures; Reverse Flow Radial Forearm Flap and Pedicled Abdominal Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 3); Operation Procedures.

Pedicled Abdominal Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 3) Operation Procedures; Free Temporal Fascia Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 4); Operation Procedures; Dorsal Metacarpal Arterial Flap Using V-Y Plasty (Level of€Difficulty: 2); Operation Procedures; Reverse Flow Radial Forearm Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 3); Operation Procedures; Free Dorsalis Pedis Flap with€Tendons (Level of€Difficulty: 4); Operation Procedures; Free Abdominal Perforator Flap (Level of€Difficulty: 4); Operation Procedures; Adipofascial Flap by€the€Dorsal Branch of€Ulnar Artery (Level of€Difficulty: 3).

This book was written for orthopedic and plastic surgeons who wish to learn about reconstructive surgery of the extremities and trunk. For reconstructions of the extremities and trunk, surgeons need information on both orthopedic and plastic surgery. However, orthopedic surgeons are generally not familiar with the reconstruction of soft tissue, and plastic surgeons have little experience with osseo-tendinous system reconstructions. For those reasons, there is a definite need for a book detailing both fields of surgery. Because many existing books focus on only the type of flap, it is difficult for doctors to distinguish which flap is best for their patients in need of reconstructive surgery. In this book, chapters are based not on the flap but the injury site. In the each chapter, pitfalls and candidate flaps are described for the reconstruction of each site. Additionally, the operative steps are explained with the help of numerous high-quality photos, offering a unique valuable resource for orthopedic and plastic surgeons faced with these challenges.

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