Michigan Manual of Plastic Surgery

This practical manual provides essential insights into plastic surgery, featuring contributions from residents and covering a broad range of clinical topics in the field.

The Michigan Manual of Plastic Surgery serves as a comprehensive guide to the field of plastic surgery, featuring insights from senior residents within the University of Michigan’s prestigious training program. This pocket-sized manual is unique in its multidisciplinary approach, incorporating contributions from various related fields such as general surgery, oral and maxillofacial surgery, otolaryngology, orthopaedics, neurosurgery, and urology. Such collaboration ensures a well-rounded perspective on the complexities and nuances of plastic surgery.

Structured in an easy-to-follow outline format, the Michigan Manual of Plastic Surgery covers a wide array of clinical problems that plastic surgeons frequently encounter. The core content delves into essential principles and techniques, addressing a variety of topics including skin and soft tissue lesions, head and neck reconstruction, craniofacial surgery, aesthetic procedures, and management of burns. This makes it an invaluable resource not only for residents but also for medical students and practitioners involved in surgical care.

The second edition introduces new full-color illustrations designed to enhance visual learning and retention of critical concepts. It also includes carefully selected topics that align with plastic surgery in-service and specialty board examinations, making it a practical tool for those preparing for such assessments. Helpful icons throughout the text highlight material relevant to the In-Service Board Exam, ensuring readers have quick access to essential information.