Perineal Reconstruction Principles And Practice 1st Damir Kosutic by Damir Kosutic 9783030976903, 3030976904 instant download after payment.

Writing a book on any topic can be a challenging task, requiring not just
knowledge and experience on the subject, but also lots of energy and enthusiasm,
especially if no such book was written before. Indeed, coordinating
authors from 20 different departments across 3 different continents and writing/
contributing to many chapters proved to be the biggest academic effort in
my career. The idea for this book, focused on all specialties involved in surgical
and nonsurgical treatments of perineal area, came about back in 2016
when I met former Springer Editor Dr. Inga von Behrens in Bruxelles at
EURAPS Meeting. After she saw my lecture on PAP flap utilized for
perineum, a new technique at the time, Inga suggested I take up this challenge
with Springer support. I am grateful to Inga for initiating and supporting this
unique project during her time at Springer. From the outset, I wanted to
involve top experts in reconstructive plastic surgery of this area and beyond
and then expanded this to include other specialties. Perineal Surgery and
Reconstruction is one of the most multidisciplinary fields one can imagine,
from both surgical and nonsurgical perspective; hence we expanded this textbook
beyond only flaps and resections, to include other forms of treatment
and important considerations for successful patient outcomes. Reconstructive
plastic surgery of this area is constantly evolving and improving, and there
may still be some techniques not included in the book; however, we here
provide descriptions of the most relevant flaps and surgical/nonsurgical treatment
options available that stood the test of time. The project took significantly
longer than expected, in part due to c19 situation, and in part due to
challenging coordination between a large number of authors and coauthors,
all very busy clinicians.