Full Description
This new text provides quick and easy access to a broad range of procedures performed by ophthalmic facial plastic surgeons. Brimming with 450 beautiful illustrations, this exceptional resource features a brief review of key anatomy, background and management techniques in each disorder, and easy-to-understand surgical diagrams. It also demonstrates the expertise of contributing leading specialists, who provide you with solid footing in each surgical intervention. Unlike many other texts, Oculoplastic Surgery addresses the fundamental importance of anatomy in developing an operative strategy. Through crisp line drawings of the face, lacrimal system, and orbit, each chapter systematically outlines the relationship of physical structure to the procedure. Plus, you'll find step-by-step surgical approaches for functional and cosmetic problems, along with the latest advances in lacrimal surgery, ptosis repair, blepharoplasty, and more!
Key features: - Anatomy introducing every chapter, providing you with the tools to completely understand and map out an operative approach - A practical, systematic orientation moving from external to internal structures - Nearly 450 crystal clear illustrations that depict anatomy and techniques - The expertise of prominent physicians who offer a wide scope of diagnostic and treatment insights that can be tailored to your own situation.
Contents
Part I. The Face 1. Facial Anatomy 2. Anatomy and Physiology of the Eyelids 3. Evaluation of the Eyelids 4. Surgery of the Upper Eyelid and the Brow 5. Surgery of Ptosis 6. Surgery of the Lower Eyelid 7. Surgery of the Midface, Lower Face, and Neck Part II. The Lacrimal System 8. Anatomy of the Lacrimal System 9. Evaluation of the Lacrimal System 10. Lacrimal Secretion Disorders 11. Congenital Anomalies of the Lacrimal System 12. Surgery of the Canaliculi 13. Surgery of the Tear Sac Part III. The Orbit 14. The Bony Orbit and the Periorbital 15. The Evaluation of Orbital Disease 16. Surgical Approaches to the Orbit 17. Orbital Decompression 18. Enucleation and Exenteration 19. Orbital Fracture
