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This new edition of Christopher Stone's Plastic Surgery Facts has been completely revised and updated in line with modern practice. The content reflects the changes in the FRCS Plastic Surgery Curriculum and the book is now organised according to the curriculum's major headings. Written chiefly in note form to aid revision and retention, the book provides an overview of the full spectrum of plastic surgery practice. The text has been significantly expanded and re-edited to improve clarity and readability. Clinical anatomy, points of technique and the fundamental principles relevant to each subject area are explained. Relevant published articles are reviewed and illustrations have been included to reinforce important concepts. The specific focus on the FRCS Plastic Surgery exit examination makes this invaluable reading for examination candidates. This volume offers a factual and diverse overview of the body of knowledge in the specialty and is useful for trainees at all levels.

This book identifies the key scientific articles in the field of Plastic Surgery and explains why these papers are important in contemporary clinical management.The text includes commentaries on landmark papers in a wide range of clinical areas within Plastic, Reconstructive, and Aesthetic Surgery. These are not necessarily the most cited in their field, though many of them are. Reviewers were asked to pick a paper in their field of expertise that, in their view, should be read more carefully, and they have selected papers that they are passionate about – and may have (co)authored – and which underpin the care of patients. Further, the insights offered will stimulate further reading and will facilitate a deeper understanding of a topic and, of course, be useful in examinations.This an invaluable reference for Plastic Surgery trainees, fellows, and surgeons studying for exams, as well as for seasoned clinicians who want to stay current in their field.

This book identifies the key scientific articles in the field of Plastic Surgery and explains why these papers are important in contemporary clinical management.The text includes commentaries on landmark papers in a wide range of clinical areas within Plastic, Reconstructive, and Aesthetic Surgery. These are not necessarily the most cited in their field, though many of them are. Reviewers were asked to pick a paper in their field of expertise that, in their view, should be read more carefully, and they have selected papers that they are passionate about – and may have (co)authored – and which underpin the care of patients. Further, the insights offered will stimulate further reading and will facilitate a deeper understanding of a topic and, of course, be useful in examinations.This an invaluable reference for Plastic Surgery trainees, fellows, and surgeons studying for exams, as well as for seasoned clinicians who want to stay current in their field.

Based on the teaching of plastic and reconstructive surgery at a university hospital, Key Topics in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is a unique resource that provides succinct guidance to the core topics in this rapidly developing field for all student surgeons. Using clear, descriptive prose and illustrations as necessary to explain the important concepts, this highly readable text presents up-to-date information on both esthetic and reconstructive topics.

This book identifies the key scientific articles in the field of Plastic Surgery and explains why these papers are important in contemporary clinical management.The text includes commentaries on landmark papers in a wide range of clinical areas within Plastic, Reconstructive, and Aesthetic Surgery. These are not necessarily the most cited in their field, though many of them are. Reviewers were asked to pick a paper in their field of expertise that, in their view, should be read more carefully, and they have selected papers that they are passionate about - and may have (co)authored - and which underpin the care of patients. Further, the insights offered will stimulate further reading and will facilitate a deeper understanding of a topic and, of course, be useful in examinations.This an invaluable reference for Plastic Surgery trainees, fellows, and surgeons studying for exams, as well as for seasoned clinicians who want to stay current in their field.

This book identifies the key scientific articles in the field of Plastic Surgery and explains why these papers are important in contemporary clinical management.The text includes commentaries on landmark papers in a wide range of clinical areas within Plastic, Reconstructive, and Aesthetic Surgery. These are not necessarily the most cited in their field, though many of them are. Reviewers were asked to pick a paper in their field of expertise that, in their view, should be read more carefully, and they have selected papers that they are passionate about - and may have (co)authored - and which underpin the care of patients. Further, the insights offered will stimulate further reading and will facilitate a deeper understanding of a topic and, of course, be useful in examinations.This an invaluable reference for Plastic Surgery trainees, fellows, and surgeons studying for exams, as well as for seasoned clinicians who want to stay current in their field.

Facing the challenge of mastering vast amounts of plastic surgery knowledge while keeping pace with explosive growth in literature and techniques? The path to FRCS (PLAST) and similar postgraduate certification exam success demands both comprehensive understanding and efficient study methods.Now available in two comprehensive volumes, this essential resource delivers complex plastic surgery concepts in a format specifically designed for efficient learning and retention. Volume One provides expert coverage of wound care, burns, head and neck, clefts and craniofacial and breast procedures. Volume Two covers hands, lower limb, skin and soft tissue, genitourinary and trunk, aesthetic and general plastic surgery.Key Features and Updates: Latest clinical developments-including management of BIA-ALCL, use of biodegradable temporising matrix (BTM) in burns and advanced melanoma care protocols Enhanced visual learning-updated illustrations and new visual aids for complex concepts Streamlined references-inline citations formatted for easy search engine access 'Landmark papers' commentary-expert analysis of significant publications, including those from niche and emerging areas Readable format-revised for clarity while maintaining the concise 'notes' approach that made previous editions successful Benefits for Trainees and Practitioners:For residents and examination candidates, this text serves as an indispensable revision guide, delivering essential concepts with the clarity and brevity needed for efficient exam preparation, particularly for FRCS (PLAST) and equivalent postgraduate examinations.For practicing surgeons, it functions as a valuable quick reference in clinical settings, providing immediate access to critical information on the wards or in the consulting room. Compiled by leading plastic surgery educator Tor Wo Chiu and drawing on decades of clinical and teaching experience, this text distils complex plastic surgery knowledge into its most essential and applicable components. Secure your success in plastic surgery practice and examinations-add this indispensable resource to your professional library today.Related titles by the same author:Plastic Surgery Facts: A Revision Guide Volume Two: Hands, Lower Limb, Skin and Soft Tissue, Genitourinary and Trunk, Aesthetic, General Plastic; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-0412-1612-450 Landmark Papers every Plastic Surgeon Should Know; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-032-53684-2

Facing the challenge of mastering vast amounts of plastic surgery knowledge while keeping pace with explosive growth in literature and techniques? The path to FRCS (PLAST) and similar postgraduate certification exam success demands both comprehensive understanding and efficient study methods.Now available in two comprehensive volumes, this essential resource delivers complex plastic surgery concepts in a format specifically designed for efficient learning and retention. Volume One provides expert coverage of wound care, burns, head and neck, clefts and craniofacial and breast procedures. Volume Two covers hands, lower limb, skin and soft tissue, genitourinary and trunk, aesthetic and general plastic surgery.Key Features and Updates: Latest clinical developments-including management of BIA-ALCL, use of biodegradable temporising matrix (BTM) in burns and advanced melanoma care protocols Enhanced visual learning-updated illustrations and new visual aids for complex concepts Streamlined references-inline citations formatted for easy search engine access 'Landmark papers' commentary-expert analysis of significant publications, including those from niche and emerging areas Readable format-revised for clarity while maintaining the concise 'notes' approach that made previous editions successful Benefits for Trainees and Practitioners:For residents and examination candidates, this text serves as an indispensable revision guide, delivering essential concepts with the clarity and brevity needed for efficient exam preparation, particularly for FRCS (PLAST) and equivalent postgraduate examinations.For practicing surgeons, it functions as a valuable quick reference in clinical settings, providing immediate access to critical information on the wards or in the consulting room. Compiled by leading plastic surgery educator Tor Wo Chiu and drawing on decades of clinical and teaching experience, this text distils complex plastic surgery knowledge into its most essential and applicable components. Secure your success in plastic surgery practice and examinations-add this indispensable resource to your professional library today.Related titles by the same author:Plastic Surgery Facts: A Revision Guide Volume Two: Hands, Lower Limb, Skin and Soft Tissue, Genitourinary and Trunk, Aesthetic, General Plastic; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-0412-1612-450 Landmark Papers every Plastic Surgeon Should Know; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-032-53684-2

Facing the challenge of mastering vast amounts of plastic surgery knowledge while keeping pace with explosive growth in literature and techniques? The path to FRCS (PLAST) and similar postgraduate certification exam success demands both comprehensive understanding and efficient study methods.Now available in two comprehensive volumes, this essential resource delivers complex plastic surgery concepts in a format specifically designed for efficient learning and retention. Volume One provides expert coverage of wound care, burns, head and neck, clefts and craniofacial and breast procedures. Volume Two covers hands, lower limb, skin and soft tissue, genitourinary and trunk, aesthetic and general plastic surgery.Key Features and Updates: Latest clinical developments-including management of BIA-ALCL, use of biodegradable temporising matrix (BTM) in burns and advanced melanoma care protocols Enhanced visual learning-updated illustrations and new visual aids for complex concepts Streamlined references-inline citations formatted for easy search engine access 'Landmark papers' commentary-expert analysis of significant publications, including those from niche and emerging areas Readable format-revised for clarity while maintaining the concise 'notes' approach that made previous editions successful Benefits for Trainees and Practitioners:For residents and examination candidates, this text serves as an indispensable revision guide, delivering essential concepts with the clarity and brevity needed for efficient exam preparation, particularly for FRCS (PLAST) and equivalent postgraduate examinations. For practicing surgeons, it functions as a valuable quick reference in clinical settings, providing immediate access to critical information on the wards or in the consulting room. Compiled by leading plastic surgery educator Tor Wo Chiu and drawing on decades of clinical and teaching experience, this text distils complex plastic surgery knowledge into its most essential and applicable components. Secure your success in plastic surgery practice and examinations-add this indispensable resource to your professional library today.Related titles by the same author:Plastic Surgery Facts: A Revision Guide Volume One: Wound Care, Burns, Head and Neck, Clefts and Craniofacial, Breast; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-0412-1588-250 Landmark Papers every Plastic Surgeon Should Know; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-032-53684-2

Facing the challenge of mastering vast amounts of plastic surgery knowledge while keeping pace with explosive growth in literature and techniques? The path to FRCS (PLAST) and similar postgraduate certification exam success demands both comprehensive understanding and efficient study methods.Now available in two comprehensive volumes, this essential resource delivers complex plastic surgery concepts in a format specifically designed for efficient learning and retention. Volume One provides expert coverage of wound care, burns, head and neck, clefts and craniofacial and breast procedures. Volume Two covers hands, lower limb, skin and soft tissue, genitourinary and trunk, aesthetic and general plastic surgery.Key Features and Updates: Latest clinical developments-including management of BIA-ALCL, use of biodegradable temporising matrix (BTM) in burns and advanced melanoma care protocols Enhanced visual learning-updated illustrations and new visual aids for complex concepts Streamlined references-inline citations formatted for easy search engine access 'Landmark papers' commentary-expert analysis of significant publications, including those from niche and emerging areas Readable format-revised for clarity while maintaining the concise 'notes' approach that made previous editions successful Benefits for Trainees and Practitioners:For residents and examination candidates, this text serves as an indispensable revision guide, delivering essential concepts with the clarity and brevity needed for efficient exam preparation, particularly for FRCS (PLAST) and equivalent postgraduate examinations. For practicing surgeons, it functions as a valuable quick reference in clinical settings, providing immediate access to critical information on the wards or in the consulting room. Compiled by leading plastic surgery educator Tor Wo Chiu and drawing on decades of clinical and teaching experience, this text distils complex plastic surgery knowledge into its most essential and applicable components. Secure your success in plastic surgery practice and examinations-add this indispensable resource to your professional library today.Related titles by the same author:Plastic Surgery Facts: A Revision Guide Volume One: Wound Care, Burns, Head and Neck, Clefts and Craniofacial, Breast; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-0412-1588-250 Landmark Papers every Plastic Surgeon Should Know; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-032-53684-2

Facing the challenge of mastering vast amounts of plastic surgery knowledge while keeping pace with explosive growth in literature and techniques? The path to FRCS (PLAST) and similar postgraduate certification exam success demands both comprehensive understanding and efficient study methods.Now available in two comprehensive volumes, this essential resource delivers complex plastic surgery concepts in a format specifically designed for efficient learning and retention. Volume One provides expert coverage of wound care, burns, head and neck, clefts and craniofacial and breast procedures. Volume Two covers hands, lower limb, skin and soft tissue, genitourinary and trunk, aesthetic and general plastic surgery.Key Features and Updates:Latest clinical developments—including management of BIA-ALCL, use of biodegradable temporising matrix (BTM) in burns and advanced melanoma care protocolsEnhanced visual learning—updated illustrations and new visual aids for complex conceptsStreamlined references—inline citations formatted for easy search engine access‘Landmark papers’ commentary—expert analysis of significant publications, including those from niche and emerging areasReadable format—revised for clarity while maintaining the concise ‘notes’ approach that made previous editions successfulBenefits for Trainees and Practitioners:For residents and examination candidates, this text serves as an indispensable revision guide, delivering essential concepts with the clarity and brevity needed for efficient exam preparation, particularly for FRCS (PLAST) and equivalent postgraduate examinations.For practicing surgeons, it functions as a valuable quick reference in clinical settings, providing immediate access to critical information on the wards or in the consulting room. Compiled by leading plastic surgery educator Tor Wo Chiu and drawing on decades of clinical and teaching experience, this text distils complex plastic surgery knowledge into its most essential and applicable components. Secure your success in plastic surgery practice and examinations—add this indispensable resource to your professional library today.Related titles by the same author:Plastic Surgery Facts: A Revision Guide Volume Two: Hands, Lower Limb, Skin and Soft Tissue, Genitourinary and Trunk, Aesthetic, General Plastic; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-0412-1612-450 Landmark Papers every Plastic Surgeon Should Know; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-032-53684-2

Facing the challenge of mastering vast amounts of plastic surgery knowledge while keeping pace with explosive growth in literature and techniques? The path to FRCS (PLAST) and similar postgraduate certification exam success demands both comprehensive understanding and efficient study methods.Now available in two comprehensive volumes, this essential resource delivers complex plastic surgery concepts in a format specifically designed for efficient learning and retention. Volume One provides expert coverage of wound care, burns, head and neck, clefts and craniofacial and breast procedures. Volume Two covers hands, lower limb, skin and soft tissue, genitourinary and trunk, aesthetic and general plastic surgery.Key Features and Updates:Latest clinical developments—including management of BIA-ALCL, use of biodegradable temporising matrix (BTM) in burns and advanced melanoma care protocolsEnhanced visual learning—updated illustrations and new visual aids for complex conceptsStreamlined references—inline citations formatted for easy search engine access‘Landmark papers’ commentary—expert analysis of significant publications, including those from niche and emerging areasReadable format—revised for clarity while maintaining the concise ‘notes’ approach that made previous editions successfulBenefits for Trainees and Practitioners:For residents and examination candidates, this text serves as an indispensable revision guide, delivering essential concepts with the clarity and brevity needed for efficient exam preparation, particularly for FRCS (PLAST) and equivalent postgraduate examinations.For practicing surgeons, it functions as a valuable quick reference in clinical settings, providing immediate access to critical information on the wards or in the consulting room. Compiled by leading plastic surgery educator Tor Wo Chiu and drawing on decades of clinical and teaching experience, this text distils complex plastic surgery knowledge into its most essential and applicable components. Secure your success in plastic surgery practice and examinations—add this indispensable resource to your professional library today.Related titles by the same author:Plastic Surgery Facts: A Revision Guide Volume Two: Hands, Lower Limb, Skin and Soft Tissue, Genitourinary and Trunk, Aesthetic, General Plastic; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-0412-1612-450 Landmark Papers every Plastic Surgeon Should Know; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-032-53684-2

Facing the challenge of mastering vast amounts of plastic surgery knowledge while keeping pace with explosive growth in literature and techniques? The path to FRCS (PLAST) and similar postgraduate certification exam success demands both comprehensive understanding and efficient study methods.Now available in two comprehensive volumes, this essential resource delivers complex plastic surgery concepts in a format specifically designed for efficient learning and retention. Volume One provides expert coverage of wound care, burns, head and neck, clefts and craniofacial and breast procedures. Volume Two covers hands, lower limb, skin and soft tissue, genitourinary and trunk, aesthetic and general plastic surgery.Key Features and Updates:Latest clinical developments—including management of BIA-ALCL, use of biodegradable temporising matrix (BTM) in burns and advanced melanoma care protocolsEnhanced visual learning—updated illustrations and new visual aids for complex conceptsStreamlined references—inline citations formatted for easy search engine access‘Landmark papers’ commentary—expert analysis of significant publications, including those from niche and emerging areasReadable format—revised for clarity while maintaining the concise ‘notes’ approach that made previous editions successfulBenefits for Trainees and Practitioners:For residents and examination candidates, this text serves as an indispensable revision guide, delivering essential concepts with the clarity and brevity needed for efficient exam preparation, particularly for FRCS (PLAST) and equivalent postgraduate examinations. For practicing surgeons, it functions as a valuable quick reference in clinical settings, providing immediate access to critical information on the wards or in the consulting room. Compiled by leading plastic surgery educator Tor Wo Chiu and drawing on decades of clinical and teaching experience, this text distils complex plastic surgery knowledge into its most essential and applicable components. Secure your success in plastic surgery practice and examinations—add this indispensable resource to your professional library today.Related titles by the same author:Plastic Surgery Facts: A Revision Guide Volume One: Wound Care, Burns, Head and Neck, Clefts and Craniofacial, Breast; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-0412-1588-250 Landmark Papers every Plastic Surgeon Should Know; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-032-53684-2

Facing the challenge of mastering vast amounts of plastic surgery knowledge while keeping pace with explosive growth in literature and techniques? The path to FRCS (PLAST) and similar postgraduate certification exam success demands both comprehensive understanding and efficient study methods.Now available in two comprehensive volumes, this essential resource delivers complex plastic surgery concepts in a format specifically designed for efficient learning and retention. Volume One provides expert coverage of wound care, burns, head and neck, clefts and craniofacial and breast procedures. Volume Two covers hands, lower limb, skin and soft tissue, genitourinary and trunk, aesthetic and general plastic surgery.Key Features and Updates:Latest clinical developments—including management of BIA-ALCL, use of biodegradable temporising matrix (BTM) in burns and advanced melanoma care protocolsEnhanced visual learning—updated illustrations and new visual aids for complex conceptsStreamlined references—inline citations formatted for easy search engine access‘Landmark papers’ commentary—expert analysis of significant publications, including those from niche and emerging areasReadable format—revised for clarity while maintaining the concise ‘notes’ approach that made previous editions successfulBenefits for Trainees and Practitioners:For residents and examination candidates, this text serves as an indispensable revision guide, delivering essential concepts with the clarity and brevity needed for efficient exam preparation, particularly for FRCS (PLAST) and equivalent postgraduate examinations. For practicing surgeons, it functions as a valuable quick reference in clinical settings, providing immediate access to critical information on the wards or in the consulting room. Compiled by leading plastic surgery educator Tor Wo Chiu and drawing on decades of clinical and teaching experience, this text distils complex plastic surgery knowledge into its most essential and applicable components. Secure your success in plastic surgery practice and examinations—add this indispensable resource to your professional library today.Related titles by the same author:Plastic Surgery Facts: A Revision Guide Volume One: Wound Care, Burns, Head and Neck, Clefts and Craniofacial, Breast; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-0412-1588-250 Landmark Papers every Plastic Surgeon Should Know; Tor Wo Chui, 2026, CRC Press, isbn: 978-1-032-53684-2

Stone's Plastic Surgery Facts 4e provides a complete revision tool for the FRCS exit examination in plastic surgery. Written in the form of notes and lists, the full range of plastic surgery topics is covered as follows, wound care, burns, head & neck, cleft lip and palate and craniofacial anomalies, breast, hand and upper limb, lower limb, skin and soft tissue tumours, genitourinary and trunk, aesthetic and general plastic surgery. Updated article summaries and a review section in each chapter highlight important points and explain common misconceptions. A vital resource for the surgical trainee.

Based on the teaching of plastic and reconstructive surgery at a university hospital, Key Topics in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is a unique resource that provides succinct guidance to the core topics in this rapidly developing field for all student surgeons. Using clear, descriptive prose and illustrations as necessary to explain the important concepts, this highly readable text presents up-to-date information on both esthetic and reconstructive topics.

Key Clinical Topics in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery offers an indispensable practical guide for exam revision and clinical practice. Presented in an easy reference A to Z format, this book provides rapid access to the core topics in this area of surgery. Written by specialists with a wealth of experience, this book delivers the knowledge and practical skills essential for all trainees in plastic and reconstructive surgery.Over 100 topics presented in alpha order, from Abdominal reconstruction to Zygomatic fracturesSuccinct coverage of clinical features, treatment and complicationsEffective exam revision for FRCS(Plast) candidatesVisually enhanced with clinical photos and diagrams to improve understanding of conceptsWritten by experienced specialists to ensure authoritative and accurate content