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- Written by experts in the field of otolaryngology and head and neck surgery
- Clearly reviews anatomy based approaches and techniques, and possible risks and complications
- Details surgical and non-surgical treatments
- Richly illustrated with high-quality color figures, tables, and photographs
This text comprehensively reviews the major reconstruction challenges that are associated with the extirpation of tumors of the parotid gland and the lateral craniofacial region. It covers major functional and cosmetic consequences related to facial nerve paralysis, facial contour deformity, and soft tissues loss including the skin, ear, temporal bone, mandible, orbit, and cranial base. The text also includes basic concepts, a practical anatomical defect-based approach, and will highlight specific technical challenges that are commonly encountered in the contemporary era of intensive chemoradiation therapy, the aging population, and global health. Principles of Lateral Craniofacial Reconstruction will be a great resource for residents and fellows in training and practitioners in otolaryngology, plastic surgery, facial plastic surgery, oral maxillofacial surgery, ophthalmology, head and neck surgery, and oculoplastic surgery. Table of Contents- Lateral Craniofacial Anatomy
- Principles of Lateral Craniofacial Reconstruction: Anatomic Defect-Based Approach to Reconstruction
- Cutaneous Considerations in Lateral Craniofacial Reconstruction
- Soft Tissue Considerations in Lateral Craniofacial Reconstruction
- Maxillomandibular Considerations in Lateral Craniofacial Reconstruction
- Rehabilitation of Facial Palsy – The Brow
- Surgical Rehabilitation of Facial Paralysis – Eyelids and Lower Face
- Parotidectomy Defect and Facial Nerve Reconstruction
- Role of Prosthetics and Osseointegration in Lateral Craniofacial Reconstruction
- Technical Issues in the High-Risk Patient
- Lateral Craniofacial Reconstructive Challenges in the Developing World
- Emerging Technologies in Lateral Craniofacial Reconstruction
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