基本説明
Written by acknowledged master surgeons, emphasizes surgical procedures, and is lavishly illustrated with original full-color drawings. Coverage includes breast biopsy; lymph node mapping and dissection; partial masterctomy; mastectomy; extensive resections; breast reconstruction; and a singnificant oncoplastics section. Each chapter in each section focuses on one procedure.
Full Description
Master Techniques in General Surgeryof a new series that presents common and advanced procedures in the major subspecialties of general surgery. The series is overseen by Josef E. Fischer, MD, editor of the classic two-volume reference Mastery of Surgery .Master Techniques in General Surgery: Breast Surgery is written by acknowledged master surgeons, emphasizes surgical procedures, and is lavishly illustrated with original full-color drawings. The contributors fully explain their preferred techniques in step-by-step, thoroughly illustrated detail, assess indications and contraindications, offer guidelines on preoperative planning, and discuss outcomes, complications, and follow-up.Coverage includes breast biopsy; lymph node mapping and dissection; partial mastectomy; mastectomy; extensive resections; breast reconstruction; and a significant oncoplastics section. Each chapter in each section focuses on one procedure.A companion website will offer the fully searchable content of the book, an image bank plus procedural videos.
Contents
Section I1: Breast and Axillary Imaging for the SurgeonEdgar D. StarenSection II: BREAST BIOPSY2: Drainage of Breast Cysts and AbscessesAmy C. Degnim3: Ultrasound-Guided Breast Percutaneous Needle BiopsyRichard Fine4: Stereotactically-Guided Breast Percutaneous Needle BiopsyArthur G. Lerner5: Intraoperative DuctoscopyWilliam C. Dooley6: Excisional Breast Biopsy of Palpable LesionsStephen R. Grobmyer and Juan C. Cendan7: Needle Localization Breast Biopsy of Non-Palpable LesionsVirginia Herrmann8: Intraoperative Ultrasound-Guided Biopsy of Non-Palpable LesionsSuzanne Klimberg9: Radio-Guided Excision of Non-Palpable LesionsBarbara PockajSection III: LYMPH NODE MAPPING AND DISSECTION10: Axillary Sentinel Lymph Node BiopsyJulie Margenthaler11: Mediastinal Sentinel Lymph Node BiopsyChip Cody12: Axillary Lymph Node DissectionElizabeth Shaughnessy13: Axillary Reverse MappingSuzanne KlimbergSection IV: PARTIAL MASTECTOMY14: Partial MastectomySheryl G.A. Gabram-Mendola15: eRFASuzanne Klimberg16: Breast Brachytherapy Device PlacementPeter Beitsch17: Intraoperative RadiotherapyVirgilio SacchiniSection V: MASTECTOMY18: Simple MastectomyElizabeth Shaughnessy19: Modified Radical MastectomyKirby Bland20: Radical MastectomyKirby BlandSection VI: EXTENSIVE RESECTIONS21: Chest Wall ResectionKirby Bland22: Advancement Skin Flaps for Extensive Soft Tissue and Skin ResectionJorge de la Torre23: Forequarter AmputationKeila E. Torres, Kelly K. Hunt, and Raphael PollockSection VII: BREAST RECONSTRUCTION24: Oncoplastic Surgery: Segmental Resection for LumpectomiesBenjamin Anderson25: Total Skin-Sparing MastectomySuzanne Klimberg26: Implant ReconstructionJames Yuen27: Free Fat Grafting Techniques for Correction of Residual Contour Deformities after Breast ReconstructionMichael S. Wong and Lee L.Q. Pu28: Autologous Reconstruction: TRAM FlapLuis Vasconez29: Autologous Reconstruction: Microvascular TRAM and DIEP FlapGeoffrey L. Robb30: Autologous Reconstruction: Latissimus Dorsi FlapSteve Kronowitz31: Autologous Reconstruction: Gluteal FlapMichael Zenn32: Secondary Reconstruction: Reduction Mammoplasty and MastopexyNolan Karp33: Secondary Reconstruction: Nipple ReconstructionAlbert Losken
