Atlas of Reconstructive Surgery: A Case-Based Approach

Dr Lee Pu is an established professor of plastic surgery based at UC Davis, California. Dr Pu is a published author having two breast surgery titles where he is lead editor and also having worked on Elsevier Clinics titles as well as with other publishers. He is an internationally renowned expert on many areas of reconstructive surgery including soft -tissue reconstruction of the lower extremity. He has served more than 40 visiting professorships and given more than 110 invited lectures and keynote presentations, both nationally and internationally.

• Section 1- Head and Neck1. Scalp Reconstruction2. Upper Facial Reconstruction3. Middle Facial Reconstruction4. Intra-oral Reconstruction5. Lower Facial Reconstruction6. Eyelid Reconstruction7. Ear Reconstruction8. Nasal Reconstruction9. Lip Reconstruction10. Complex Facial Reconstruction after Trauma11. Anterior Neck Reconstruction12. Lateral Neck Reconstruction13. Posterior Neck ReconstructionSection 2- Shoulder and Upper Extremity14. Shoulder Reconstruction15. Axillary Reconstruction16. Upper Arm Reconstruction17. Elbow Reconstruction18. Forearm Reconstruction19. Dorsal Hand Reconstruction20. Palmar Hand ReconstructionSection 3- Chest, Abdomen, and Back21. Sternal Reconstruction22. Lateral Chest Reconstruction23. Lower Chest Reconstruction24. Intra-thoracic Reconstruction25. Esophageal Reconstruction26. Upper Abdominal Wall Reconstruction27. Lower Abdominal Wall Reconstruction28. Upper Back Reconstruction29. Middle Back Reconstruction30. Lower Back ReconstructionSection 4- Pelvis, Groin, Sacrum, Buttock, Perineum and Genitals31. Hip Reconstruction32. Groin Reconstruction33. Sacral Reconstruction34. Buttock Reconstruction35. Perineal Reconstruction36. Vulvar Reconstruction37. Vaginal Reconstruction38. Penile Reconstruction39. Scrotal ReconstructionSection 5 - Lower Extremity40. Upper Thigh Reconstruction41. Lower Thigh Reconstruction42. Knee Reconstruction43. Leg Reconstruction: Proximal Third44. Leg Reconstruction: Middle Third45. Leg Reconstruction: Distal Third (Local Flaps)46. Leg Reconstruction: Distal Third (Free Flaps)47 Complex Leg Reconstruction48. Ankle Reconstruction49. Complex Ankle Reconstruction50. Heel Reconstruction51. Foot Reconstruction52. Complex Foot Reconstruction

"The book is an all-inclusive text that showcases multiple treatment modalities of the head, face, body and extremities. The format encourages readers to focus on a singular defect and the optimal procedure for its reconstruction." ©Doody’s Review Service, 2024, Jeffrey S. Rosenthal, MD (Bridgeport Hospital) Doody’s Score: 98 - 5 Stars!