An Illustrated Handbook of Flap-Raising Techniques: 1/e

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Table of Contents	Part one: Upper extremity (excluding hand)1.Introduction 2.Deltoid flap3.Lateral arm flap 4.Radial forearm flap and its variations 5.Ulnar flap 6.Posterior interosseus flap Part two: Lower extremity7.Introduction8.Gracilis muscle 9.Tensor fasciae latae muscle 10.Gastrocnemius muscle 11.Fibula 12.Suralis flap 13.Flaps based on the dorsalis pedis vessels 14.Instep flap (plantaris flap) Part three: Torso15.Introduction 16.Rectus abdominis muscle 17.Groin flap 18.Iliac crest bone 19.Serratus anterior muscle 20.Latissimus dorsi muscle 21.Scapular flap 22.Free vascularized rib 23.Free omentum flap Part four: Appendices24.Introduction25.Vascular patterns of soft tissue flaps26.Instrumentation for microsurgery27.Microvascular anastomoses and microneural sutures

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Table of Contents

Part one: Upper extremity (excluding hand)1.Introduction 2.Deltoid flap3.Lateral arm flap 4.Radial forearm flap and its variations 5.Ulnar flap 6.Posterior interosseus flap Part two: Lower extremity7.Introduction8.Gracilis muscle 9.Tensor fasciae latae muscle 10.Gastrocnemius muscle 11.Fibula 12.Suralis flap 13.Flaps based on the dorsalis pedis vessels 14.Instep flap (plantaris flap) Part three: Torso15.Introduction 16.Rectus abdominis muscle 17.Groin flap 18.Iliac crest bone 19.Serratus anterior muscle 20.Latissimus dorsi muscle 21.Scapular flap 22.Free vascularized rib 23.Free omentum flap Part four: Appendices24.Introduction25.Vascular patterns of soft tissue flaps26.Instrumentation for microsurgery27.Microvascular anastomoses and microneural sutures