Practical Guide to Neck Dissection
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This brilliantly illustrated manual on neck dissection is a roadmap for advanced surgeons and beginners alike. It guides the reader through the cervical structures with practical step-by-step exercises. The illustrations provide an overview of all relevant surgical anatomy important for the identification and treatment of oncologic patients. This book is divided into sections, starting with the most superficial and progressing to the deepest structures, illustrating the methods employed by surgeons operating in vivo. Regional "visits" are supported by concise references to normal human anatomy, physiology and clinical studies as well as by practical indications and tips on operating techniques. This guide offers valuable support to all surgeons for the identification of relevant and significant anatomical neck structures and therefore helps to improve surgical skills and avoid surgical complications.
Step-by-step guide for the surgical procedure ‘neck dissection’ - treatment of laryngeal cancer Guides the reader wishing to improve his/her technical skills through the cervical structures in a practical step by step exercise Reader-friendly structure with core messages, complications to avoid and take home pearls where practical hints relevant for in vivo surgery are pointed out Richly and brilliantly illustrated with colour photos and art work Written by well-recognized author With forewords from internationally renowned experts Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Marco Lucioni
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Dissection in vivo Laryngeal cancer Neck dissection Right hemithyroidectomy Superficial parotidectomy anatomy cancer physiology
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From the reviews:"This is an excellent manual of surgical techniques and approaches to neck dissections, subdivided by cervical regions. … The audience is head and neck surgeons wishing to perfect their dissecting skills. Students of head and neck surgery at many different levels of proficiency may find it useful, from medical students and residents in otolaryngology, to practicing head and neck surgeons. … This is certainly an excellent contribution to the field of head and neck surgery." (Yelizaveta Shnayder, MD, Doody’s Review Service, March, 2008)
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