Atlas of Reconstructive Breast Surgery 1st Edition

Overview

Atlas of Reconstructive Breast Surgery is a concise, practical, and highly illustrated guide dedicated exclusively to non-cosmetic breast reconstruction procedures. It focuses on surgeries performed due to cancer, trauma, or congenital breast defects, offering detailed insights into restoring both form and function.

This 1st edition comprehensively covers autologous and implant-based reconstruction techniques, providing step-by-step visual guidance to surgeons. It serves as an essential resource for understanding correction of dysfunctional areas and defect repair in reconstructive breast surgery.

Key Topics Covered

The book delivers in-depth coverage of numerous breast reconstruction methods and related procedures. Each chapter is designed to provide clear procedural instructions with visual support for optimal understanding and clinical application.

• Pedicled and free flap techniques including TRAM, DIEP, SIEA, gluteal perforator, profunda artery perforator, and upper gracilis flaps
• Latissimus dorsi flap and implant-based reconstruction strategies including one-stage, two-stage, and prepectoral implant approaches
• Partial breast reconstruction utilizing flaps, local tissue rearrangements, and oncoplastic techniques
• Symmetry procedures and fat grafting used in total breast reconstruction and as adjuncts
• Nipple-areola complex reconstruction and nipple-sparing mastectomy
• Correction techniques for Poland syndrome and congenital breast deformities such as tuberous breast

Who This Book Is For

This atlas is ideal for plastic surgeons, oncologic surgeons, and reconstructive specialists who perform breast reconstruction surgery. Residents and fellows training in reconstructive and plastic surgery will find it an invaluable instructional resource.

Additionally, it benefits surgical teams involved in breast cancer care and reconstructive planning by enhancing understanding of procedural options and techniques.

• Plastic and reconstructive surgeons specializing in breast surgery
• Surgical oncologists involved in breast cancer treatment
• Residents and fellows in plastic and reconstructive surgery training programs
• Breast care multidisciplinary teams

Why Add This Book To Your Library

With 360 pages of richly illustrated content, this atlas provides unique, focused coverage not readily available in general plastic surgery texts. Its visual stepwise approach supports mastery of complex reconstructive techniques.

Published in August 2019, it reflects contemporary best practices and innovations in both autologous and implant-based breast reconstruction. This makes it a must-have reference for enhancing surgical outcomes and patient care.

Access & Format

This comprehensive atlas is available in print format, spanning 360 pages. It was published on 26th August 2019, providing up-to-date surgical techniques and procedures as of its release.

The book’s structured chapters and high-quality illustrations make it suitable for use in clinical practice and surgical education settings.