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Plastic Surgery, Dermatology & Otolaryngology 3-28 

Spine Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery & Neurosurgery 29-41 

General Surgery, Surgical Oncology, & Urology 42-47 

Handbooks & Manuals 48-49 

Little Instruction Books 50 

Consumer Health 51-53 

Author Index 54 

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Plastic Surgery, Dermatology & Otolaryngology 

NEW PUBLICATIONS 

BODY CONTOURING AFTER MASSIVE WEIGHT LOSS 

(Book and 2 DVDs) 

Edited by Al S. Aly, M.D. 

2006. Hardcover, 383 pages, 700 color illustrations 

2 DVDs 

ISBN 1-57626-211-1 

Plastic surgery after massive weight loss is one of the fastest growing areas in 

plastic surgery today. With the problem of obesity approaching epidemic proportions, 

an increasing number of patients who have had bariatric surgery are now 

turning to plastic surgeons for body contouring to remove excess skin remaining 

after massive weight loss. These procedures and the skillful surgeons who perform 

them are now in high demand. 

Body Contouring After Massive Weight Loss is the first major work on this important topic by one of the preeminent 

experts, Dr. Al Aly, and a group of outstanding contributors. This comprehensive book is filled with useful information to 

help the plastic surgeon understand the special needs of the massive weight loss patient and to skillfully and safely plan, 

stage, and execute contouring procedures in each body region. 

The book is divided into two parts. Part I provides fundamental information on the psychological and health concerns of 

the massive weight loss patient who seeks plastic surgery consultation. Part II focuses on the various operations appropriate 

for treating these patients. Each chapter is organized in a consistent format, with detailed information on patient 

presentation and selection, anatomy, preoperative evaluation, goals of surgery, staging of procedures, markings, operative 

technique, postoperative care, problems and complications, results and pearls. 

This stunning, four-color semi-atlas provides clear, step-by-step instruction for performing body contouring procedures 

in each anatomic area. Comprehensive chapters are included on the range of contouring operations, including: belt lipectomy 

and lower body lift, brachioplasty, central body lift, thigh lift, buttock augmentation, breast reshaping, and upper 

body lift. Special attention is paid to the process of marking the patient for each operation, with detailed illustrations 

depicting each stage of this process. 

Each operation is liberally illustrated with beautiful medical art as well as numerous preoperative, intraoperative, and 

postoperative images to demonstrate the technical nuances of these operations and the possible results that can be 

achieved. 

To complement this book, two DVDs are included with operative video: one on upper body lift and one on belt lipectomy. 

For the plastic surgeon wishing to expand his or her practice to massive weight loss patients, this book is a must! No 

other source provides so much sound, practical advice or such complete coverage. 

HOT TOPICS 

• Belt lipectomy and lower body lift 

• Central body lift 

• Thigh lift 

• Buttock lift 

• Buttock augmentation 

• Large volume liposuction 

• Body contouring 

• Brachioplasty 

• Upper body lift 

KEY FEATURES 

• Comprehensive coverage of issues concerning obesity and massive 

weight loss, including approach to the massive weight loss patient 

and applied anatomy 

• Semi-atlas format with step-by-step illustrations for performing 

body contouring procedures in each anatomic area 

• Two DVDs demonstrating operative video of upper body and 

lower truncal procedures 

• Written by leading expert in massive weight loss surgery 

• Beautifully illustrated in four-color throughout 

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PERFORATOR FLAPS: ANATOMY, TECHNIQUE 

& CLINICAL APPLICATIONS (2 Volumes and 1 DVD) 

Edited by Phillip N. Blondeel, M.D., Steven F. Morris, M.D., 

Geoffrey G. Hallock, M.D., Peter C. Neligan, M.D. 

2006. Hardcover, 2 Volumes, 1100 pages, 1200 illustrations 

ISBN: 1-57626-178-6 

Perforator Flaps: Anatomy, Technique, & Clinical Applications is the first major work 

on the design and use of perforator flaps in reconstructive surgery. It marks a 

new era in reconstructive surgery where surgeons are no longer bound by the 

traditional conventions of flap surgery. Now reconstructions can be customized 

to achieve the best functional and aesthetic results at both the reconstruction site 

and the donor site. Written by the field’s innovators and pioneers, this landmark 

publication is comprehensive and provides detailed anatomic and clinical information 

on the full range of muscle perforator flaps as well as commonly used non-muscle perforator flaps. The Editors, 

Drs. Phillip Blondeel, Steven Morris, Peter Neligan, and Geoffrey Hallock and the contributors represent the world’s 

leading experts. 

KEY FEATURES 

• Magnificent anatomic studies 

• Hundreds of color illustrations depict basic techniques for 

flap harvest, elevation, and transfer 

• Comprehensive coverage of all perforator flaps 

• Step-by-step guide for dissecting each type of perforator flap 

• Tips and tricks for avoiding problems 

• DVD with 4 common perforator flap operations 

• Annotated bibliography 

• Appendix - listing all flaps by territory, source, and 

reference 

• Written by the world’s experts 

ABRIDGED CONTENTS 

Fundamentals: History • Classification & Nomenclature • Preoperative Planning • Complications 

Regional Flaps: Anatomy and Surgical Technique 

Head and Neck: Anatomy of the Integument of the Head and Neck • Submental Artery Perforator Flap • Facial Artery 

Musculomucosal Flap • Temporoparietal Artery Perforator Flap 

Upper Extremity: The Vascular Supply of the Integument of the Upper Extremity • Lateral Arm Perforator Flap • Posterior 

Interosseus Perforator Flap • Ulnar Artery Perforator Flap • Radial Artery Perforator Flap • Hand Flaps 

Trunk: Anatomy of the Integument of the Trunk • Deep Inferior Epigastric Artery Perforator Flap • Superficial Inferior Epigastric 

Artery Perforator Flap • Superficial Circumflex Iliac Artery Perforator Flap • Internal Mammary Artery Perforator Flap • 

Thoracodorsal Artery Perforator Flap • Dorsal Scapular Artery Perforator Flap • Circumflex Scapular Artery Perforator Flap • 

Superior Gluteal Artery Perforator Flap • Inferior Gluteal Artery Perforator Flap • Intercostal and Lumbar Artery Perforator Flaps 

• Deep Circumflex Iliac Artery Perforator Flap 

Lower Limb: Anatomy of the Integument of the Lower Extremity • Superficial Femoral Artery Perforator Flap • Profunda 

Femoris Artery Perforator Flap • Posterior Thigh Perforator Flaps • Descending Branch Lateral Circumflex Femoral Artery 

Perforator Flaps • Lateral Circumflex Femoral Artery Perforator Flaps • Medial Circumflex Femoral Artery Perforator Flaps • 

Adductor Perforator Flap • Descending Genicular Artery Perforator Flap • Medial Sural Artery Perforator (SAPgn) Flap • Posterior 

Tibial Artery Perforator Flap • Peroneal Artery Perforator Flap • Anterior Tibial Artery Perforator Flaps • Lateral Calcaneal Artery 

Perforator Flap • Medial Plantar Artery Perforator Flaps with Emphasis on the Medialis Pedis Flap 

Clinical Applications: Head and Neck • Upper Extremity • Breast • Chest Wall • Abdominal Wall • Back • Pelvis • 

Perineogenital Region • Lower Extremity 

Controversies and Future Directions: Innovations in Flap Design Introduction • Free Style Local Perforator Flaps • Fascial 

Feeders • Free Style Free Flaps • Supermicrosurgery and Perforator to Perforator Free Flaps • Microdissection and the Ultrathin 

Perforator Flap • Subdermal Vascular Network Flap: The Concept of the “Super-Thin Flap” • Distal-Based Neurocutaneous Flaps 

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NECK LIFT (Book and 1 DVD) 

By Joel J. Feldman, M.D. 

2007. Hardcover, 532 pages, 800 color illustrations, 1 DVD 

ISBN 1-57626-165-4 

Prepare yourself for a rare treat. Neck Lift by Joel J. Feldman, MD, is not 

the usual medical text you have come to expect. This landmark work 

defies expectations ... It is so much more ... The tone is arm and inviting 

and the descriptions are vivid and detailed, making learning both enjoyable 

and accessible. It is artistic, clinically relevant, and filled with stepby-step 

instruction essential for mastering the neck-lift technique 

described and providing your patients with the superior results that 

they expect. 

With personal insights, wit, and wisdom pervading the pages, this landmark 

work provides the reader with a master class in neck lifting by one of the recognized pioneers in face and neck-lift 

surgery. Dr. Feldman’s corset platysmaplasty has revolutionized the way surgeons approach the neck. His ongoing innovations 

continue to advance the field. 

In this comprehensive, semi-atlas work, Dr. Feldman shares his approach for rejuvenating the aging neck and correcting 

ancillary problems such as jowling, bulging submandibular glands, and other gravitational changes in the mid to lower 

face and neck. Beautiful and dramatic color illustrations and numerous preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative 

images help the reader visualize the steps of each procedure and appreciate the excellent long-term results that can be 

achieved. Special emphasis is given to tips and tricks that distinguish an excellent result from an ordinary one and to the 

critical maneuvers that are key to performing these procedures successfully. To complement this book, a DVD combining 

animation with intraoperative technique is included. 

Divided into 12 comprehensive chapters, the book begins with two chapters on central concepts and surgical anatomy. 

Chapters 3, 4, and 5 focus on the evaluation, consultation, and planning that is prefatory to any successful procedure. 

Chapters 6 through 9 contain the meat of the book. These pages are liberally illustrated with step-by-step technique depicting 

neck flap dissection and subcutaneous dissection, corset platysmaplasty, subplatysmal surgery, and submandibular 

salivary gland bulge revisions. Ancillary procedures for correcting chin ptosis and earlobe shape are addressed in chapters 

10 and 11. The final chapter focuses on reoperation to correct problems from a previous neck lift. To complement this book, 

a DVD combining animation with operative technique is included. 

This remarkable book is a joy to behold and a pleasure to read. It is destined to become a valued part of your library. 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

• Central Concepts 

• Surgical Anatomy of the Neck 

• Incisions 

• The Patient in Consultation 

• Surgery’s Sequence of Events 

• Neck Flap Dissection and Subcutaneous Lipectomy 

• Corset Platysmaplasty 

• Subplatysmal Aesthetic Surgery 

• Submandibular Salivary Gland Bulges 

• The Ptotic Chin 

• Earlobe Shaping 

• Correcting Problems From a Previous Neck Lift 

KEY FEATURES 

• Semi-atlas with detailed step-by-step instruction 

• Tips and tricks for improving results and avoiding 

problems 

• Comprehensive anatomy highlighting anatomic 

landmarks and danger zones 

• Beautifully illustrated 

• Full color throughout 

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REOPERATIVE AESTHETIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY, 

2nd Edition (2 Volumes and 2 DVDs) 

Edited by James C. Grotting, M.D. 

2007. Hardcover, 1400 pages, 1300 illustrations 

2 Volumes with 2 DVDs 

ISBN 1-57626-180-8 

For more than a decade, Reoperative Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery has been 

widely regarded as the gold standard for secondary surgery. Finally, the wait for 

the highly anticipated second edition is over! This monumental work has been 

totally revised and updated. 

Hailed as a classic, this book offers today’s most advanced surgical advice-presented 

by the world’s foremost surgeons. It covers the range of situation requiring reoperation: staged procedures, revision of 

unsatisfactory results, refinements and finess procedures, recurrence of disease, changes associated with aging and 

complications, and more. 

Dr. James Grotting, an acknowledged leader in 

plastic surgery, has personally written more than a 

fourth of the 50 chapters for this new edition and 

has carefully edited the rest. His contributors 

represent the Who’s Who in plastic surgery worldwide. 

Benefit from the wisdom of this renowned 

group of surgeons who share their approaches to 

aesthetic and reconstructive surgery and the special 

problems that require reoperation. 

WHAT’S NEW IN THIS REMARKABLE SECOND EDITION? 

• All chapters revised and updated 

• Ten totally new chapters have been added 

• Hundreds of new photographs, cases, and illustrations, all 

in 4-color 

• Multiple-choice questions for board or in-service review 

conclude each chapter 

• 2 DVDs with operative video enhance understanding of 

key procedures 

ESSENTIALS OF PLASTIC SURGERY 

Edited by Jeffrey E. Janis, M.D. 

2007. Paperback, 950 pages, 500 illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-208-1 

Essentials of Plastic Surgery, edited by Jeffrey E. Janis, MD, is destined to become a 

favorite with all students of plastic surgery, whether residents in training or experienced 

practitioners. This practical manual provides essential information in a convenient and 

easily accessible outline format. Composed of 88 chapters, the book is divided into 7 

separate sections: (I) Fundamentals and Basics, (II) Skin and Soft Tissue, (III) Head and 

Neck, (IV) Breast, (V) Trunk and Lower Extremity, (VI) Hand, Wrist, and Upper 

Extremity, and (VII) Aesthetic Surgery. A detailed bibliography is included at the end of 

each chapter to direct the reader to additional resource material. 

KEY FEATURES 

• Comprehensive coverage of reconstructive and cosmetic procedures 

• Liberally illustrated 

• Outline format to facilitate learning process 

• Second color design for easy reading 

• Tips and Cautions appear in each chapter 

• Thoroughly referenced 

• Key points highlight essential information 

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THE ART OF AESTHETIC SURGERY: 

PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES (3 Volumes and 5 DVDs) 

Edited by Foad Nahai, M.D. 

2005. Hardcover, 2500 pages and 3200 illustrations in 3 volumes 

with 5 DVDs featuring 8 operative videos 

ISBN 1-57626-177-8 

No Plastic Surgery Library is Complete Without This 

Quintessential Work! 

The Art of Aesthetic Surgery: Principles and Techniques is a groundbreaking 

work in aesthetic surgery with comprehensive, clinical 

information on the full range of aesthetic treatments and operations. 

Tissue Fillers, Skin Care, Fat Grafting, Post-Bariatric Surgery, 

Blepharoplasty, Rhinoplasty, Liposuction, Abdominoplasty, Neck 

Lift, Gluteal Implants, Mastopexy, Reduction Mammaplasty, and 

Brow Lift are all covered in exquisite detail, as are numerous other 

topics. Five extraordinary chapters are included on rhytidectomy 

alone, ranging from endoscopic, minimally invasive, MACS-lift 

short-scar, high SMAS and composite rhytidectomy techniques. A unique chapter on the Aesthetic Surgery Practice provides 

personal insights and suggestions to help the young surgeon starting out as well as the experienced surgeon reevaluating 

his or her practice. Other key chapters focus on Body Dysmorphic Syndrome and Legal Liabilities with 

strategies on recognizing these potential problems and dealing with them. 

For the aesthetic surgeon interested in providing patients with the latest treatments and procedures, this book is a must. 

It is comprehensive, lavishly illustrated in 4-color throughout, and packed with step-by-step surgical instruction, clinical 

caveats, and surgical pearls. Each chapter is a monograph unto itself. 

KEY FEATURES 

• Clinical Decision-Making Chapters provide 

guidelines for choosing among aesthetic 

treatment options 

• Semi-atlas with step-by-step illustrations 

for each treatment and technique 

• Written by the leading experts in the field 

• Beautifully illustrated in 4-color throughout 

• Annotated references 

• 5 DVDs featuring 8 operative videos 

ABRIDGED CONTENTS: 

Volume I: The Patient • Body Dysmorphic Syndrome • 

Aesthetic Surgery and the Law • Photography • The Practice • 

Clinical Decision-Making for Non-Surgical Cosmetic Treatment 

• Skin Care • Botox • Tissue Fillers • Fat Grafting • 

Dermabrasion • Chemical Peel • Lasers • Sclerotherapy • 

Anti-Aging • Browlift • Eyelid Surgery 

Volume II: Face Lift and Neck Lift • Avoiding and Treating 

Complications • Rejuvenation of the Cheeks, Chin, Lips, 

and Ears • Rhinoplasty • Hair Transplantation 

Volume III: Breast Augmentation • Breast Reduction • 

Mastopexy • Gynecomastia • Breast Asymmetries • Liposuction 

• Syringe Liposculpture • Correction of Contour Deformities • 

Abdominoplasty • Post-Bariatric Body Lifts • Thigh and 

Buttocks Lifts • Arm Lift • Buttock Augmentation 

HOT TOPICS 

• Post-Bariatric Body Lifts 

• Small Incision Face Lift 

• Tissue Fillers 

• Fat Grafting 

• Anti-Aging 

• Skin Care 

• Eyelid Surgery 

• Vertical Mammaplasty 

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DALLAS RHINOPLASTY: NASAL SURGERY BY THE MASTERS, 

2nd Edition (2 volumes and 3 DVDs) 

Edited by Jack P. Gunter, M.D., Rod J. Rohrich, M.D., William P. Adams, M.D. 

2007. Hardcover 1516 pages and more than 3100 color illustrations 


ISBN 1-57626-223-5 

Now available in a completely updated and revised second edition, Dallas 

Rhinoplasty: Nasal Surgery by the Masters is the definitive reference on primary and 

secondary rhinoplasty. Written and edited by the recognized pioneers of rhinoplasty, 

this two-volume set is no less than the “bible” of rhinoplasty—your complete 

and essential resource for performing advanced nasal surgery and giving 

your patients the results they demand! 

Based on the successful Dallas 

Rhinoplasty symposium, this book-DVD combination covers it allfrom 

basic fundamentals and anatomy to the latest refinements and 

advances in technique. Thirty-two new chapters have been added, 

including nine chapters on secondary rhinoplasty, which instruct the 

reader on how to optimally manage and correct deformities, as well as 

seven chapters on special topics, including Autospreader Flap, The 

Middle Eastern Nose, The Asian Nose, Hispanic-American Rhinoplasty, 

Rhinoplasty in the Cleft Lip Nasal Deformity, Management of 

the Cocaine Nose, and Complica-tions of Nasal Surgery. To supplement 

these two volumes, three accompanying DVDs are included 

and present operative video on cadaver dissection, primary rhinoplasty, 

and secondary rhinoplasty using rib cartilage grafts. 

KEY FEATURES: 

• Written by the leaders in rhinoplasty 

• Comprehensive case analyses facilitate clinical 

decision making 

• Gunter graphics depict surgical plans for each 

operative procedure 

• More than 3,100 color images 

• 32 new chapters 


in each chapter 

• Three new DVDs with cadaver dissection 

and operative videos 

SHORT-SCAR FACE LIFT: OPERATIVE STRATEGIES 

AND TECHNIQUES, VOLUME II (Book and 1 DVD) 

Edited by Patrick L. Tonnard, M.D., and Alexis M. Verpaele, M.D. 


ISBN 978-1-57626-254-2 

Short-Scar Face Lift: Operative Strategies and Techniques (Volume II) represents the next 

stage in short-scar face-lift technique and a convergence of new modalities to enhance 

the results of facial rejuvenation. The highly popular first volume on the MACS-Lift 

Short-Scar Rhytidectomy, by Drs. Patrick Tonnard and Alexis Verpaele, introduced surgeons 

to an exciting new concept in facial rejuvenation–one that offered shorter incisions, 

minimal morbidity, and reduced recovery time. In this second volume Drs. 

Tonnard and Verpaele build on that foundation and expand their scope. They are 

joined by the leading experts who share their insights and technical pearls on short-scar 

face lifting. The contributors compare and contrast their approaches to demonstrate the 

advantages and benefits of their individual techniques. In addition, they discuss ancillary procedures to enhance the overall 

result. Best of all, comprehensive chapters on indications, applications and combined modalities help you to select the 

best menu of treatment options for your patients and to provide 

them with the results that they are expecting. 

This semi-atlas has it all - step-by-step surgical instruction, tips and 

tricks, and technical pearls. With beautiful, 4-color illustrations and 

numerous case examples, this text provides the ultimate surgical 

instruction that will allow you to incorporate this procedure into 

your practice. An accompanying DVD provides operative video of 

key techniques discussed in the book. 

KEY TECHNIQUES & CONCEPTS 

• Short-Scar Face Lift 

• Short-Scar Temporal Lift 

• The Volumetric Concept of Facial Rejuvenation 

• Facial Micro Fat Grafting 

• Subcutaneous Suture Sculpturing Techniques 

• Biomechanics of the MACS-Lift 

• Anatomic Basis of Platysma Suspension 

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FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS 

PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF PEDIATRIC PLASTIC SURGERY 

(2 Volumes and 3 DVDs) 

Edited by Michael L. Bentz, M.D., Bruce S. Bauer, M.D., 

and Ronald M. Zuker, M.D. 

2007. Hardcover, Approx. 2000 pages and 3000 illustrations 

2 volumes with 3 DVDs featuring multiple operative videos 

ISBN 978-1-57626-225-2 

Principles and Practice of Pediatric Plastic Surgery is a groundbreaking work in 

pediatric plastic surgery with comprehensive information on the full spectrum of 

common and rare congenital and acquired pediatric conditions. This 2-volume reference 

provides you with the essential information you need to keep up to date 

with the cutting-edge advances in pediatric surgical theory, technology, and technique. 

Completely up-to-date, it contains a wealth of information for clinical decision 

making and for honing the skills required to restore form and function to structures 

marred by deformity. 

Divided into 4 Parts, the book begins with “General Considerations in Pediatric Plastic Surgery” and focuses on the fundamental 

issues that transcend all areas of pediatric plastic surgery, such as preoperative planning and patient assessment. 

The next three Parts are arranged by anatomic region covering congenital and acquired deformities of the “Facial 

Skeleton and Soft Tissues of the Head and Neck” (Part II), “Hands and Upper and Lower Extremities” (Part III), and 

“Thorax, Abdomen, and Back” (Part IV). Parts II through IV focus on specific clinical techniques and include research 

investigations for each area. Chapters on treating cleft palate deformities, craniofacial syndromes, congenital hand anomalies 

(including hypoplastic and absent thumb and toe-to-hand transfers), Volkmann’s ischemic contracture, trunk reconstruction, 

and conjoined twins as well as performing fetal surgery are covered in detail as are a host of other topics. 

Each technique chapter is organized in a consistent format with detailed information on pertinent anatomy, patient 

assessment, treatment options, preoperative/pre-treatment planning, operative/treatment technique, and complications. 

Every step in each procedure is described and beautifully illustrated, including the clinical insights you’ll need to 

address unusual situations or to manage possible complications. Numerous case examples with long-term follow up 

demonstrate the dramatic results you can achieve. Three DVDs with operative video demonstrate the technical nuances 

of key procedures discussed in the book. 


VOLUME I 

Part I General Considerations in Pediatric Plastic Surgery ✦ The Evolution of Pediatric Plastic Surgery ✦ Approach to Evaluation and Treatment 

of the Pediatric Patient ✦ Psychological Issues Affecting the Treatment of Children with Cleft and Craniofacial Conditions ✦ Anesthesia for Pediatric 

Plastic Surgery ✦ Pediatric and Fetal Wound Healing ✦ Cutaneous Lesions in Children ✦ Pediatric Soft Tissue Abnormalities ✦ Vascular Anomalies 

✦ Embolization and Sclerosis of Congenital Vascular Lesions: The Role of Interventional Radiology ✦ Conjoined Twins ✦ Pediatric Soft Tissue Injuries 

to the Head and Neck ✦ Injections, Infiltrations, and Envenomations ✦ Pediatric Thermal Injuries ✦ Pediatric Burn Reconstruction ✦ Pediatric Tissue 

Expansion ✦ Pediatric Microsurgery ✦ Fetal Surgery 

Part II Congenital and Acquired Deformities of the Facial Skeleton, and Soft Tissues of the Head and Neck ✦ Craniofacial Syndromes ✦ Unilateral 

Cleft Lip Repair ✦ Bilateral Cleft Lip Repair ✦ Secondary Deformities of the Cleft Lip and Nose ✦ Cleft Palate Deformities ✦ Velopharyngeal Dysfunction 

✦ Craniosynostosis ✦ Hypertelorism ✦ Atypical Craniofacial Clefts ✦ Dental Principles in Maxillofacial Surgery ✦ Pediatric Orthognathic 

Surgery ✦ Orthognathic Surgery in the Cleft Lip/Palate Patient ✦ Craniofacial Microsomia and Craniofacial Distraction ✦ Congenital and 

Acquired Deformitites of the Ear ✦ Congenital and Acquired Deformities of the Eyelids ✦ Congenital and Acquired Deformities of the Nose ✦ Primary 

Rhinoplasty in Adolescents: Indications and Techniques ✦ Pediatric Neck Masses ✦ Facial Paralysis and Facial Reanimation ✦ Pediatric Cranial 

Base Tumors ✦ Craniofacial Fractures 

VOLUME II 

Part III Congenital and Acquired Deformities of the Hands and Upper and Lower Extremities ✦ Congenital Hand Anomalies: Classification and 

Embryology ✦ Congenital Hand Anomalies: Failure of Formation ✦ The Hypoplastic and Absent Thumb ✦ Failure of Differentiation of the Human 

Hand ✦ The Apert Hand ✦ Polydactyly ✦ Congenital Hand Anomalies: Overgrowth ✦ Congenital Hand Anomalies: Undergrowth ✦ Amniotic 

Band Sequence ✦ Generalized Systemic Conditions That Affect the Hand ✦ Toe to Hand Transfers ✦ Hand and Upper Extremity Trauma ✦ Management 

of Obstetric Brachial Plexus Palsy ✦ Volkmann’s Ischemic Contracture: Neonatal and Childhood Forms ✦ Pediatric Lower Extremity Reconstruction 

Part IV Congenital and Acquired Deformities of the Thorax, Abdomen and Back ✦ Congenital Thoracic Deformities ✦ Congenital Defects of the 

Abdominal Wall ✦ Congenital Breast Deformities ✦ Congenital Back Deformities ✦ Hypospadias ✦ Pressure Sores in Children 

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LOCAL FLAPS IN HEAD AND NECK RECONSTRUCTION, 2nd Edition 

By Ian T. Jackson, M.D. 


ISBN 978-1-57626-249-8 

This book is truly a classic, beloved by plastic surgeons throughout the world. Its strength 

lies in its simple, elegant approach to solving common reconstructive problems encountered 

by plastic surgeons at all levels of training. Its appeal transcends specialty interests, 

with aesthetic and reconstructive surgeons alike finding this book to be an invaluable 

resource for daily practice. Its comprehensive coverage makes it an essential addition to 

any surgeon’s library. 

This new edition has been totally revised and updated with over 150 additional pages, two 

new chapters, and numerous new cases, flaps, and problems. Additionally, there are color 

illustrations, summary tables highlighting the best flaps for various clinical situations, annotated bibliographies, and 

much, much more. Throughout these pages, the reader benefits from Dr. Jackson’s enormous experience and wisdom as 

he makes note of special tips, critical maneuvers, and important principles that warrant emphasis. Each flap is accompanied 

by a description of potential problems, and each anatomic area for reconstruction ends with a technique of choice so 

that the reader can understand the decision-making process that is involved in flap selection. Each reconstructive option 

is presented in great detail with operative photos as well as beautiful illustrations to depict flap design, elevation, and 

closure, and to more clearly explicate complex flap reconstructions for difficult problems. Common mistakes and the limitations 

of each flap are clearly delineated. Chapters on each anatomic region conclude with new summary tables which 

help the reader quickly identify the best reconstructive options for specific problems. There is clearly a wealth of information 

and much to be learned and applied by surgeons at all levels of expertise. 

CONTENTS 

• General Considerations 

• Patient Management 

• Forehead Reconstruction 

• Nose Reconstruction 

• Cheek Reconstruction 

• Ear Reconstruction 

• Eyelid and Canthal Region Reconstruction 

• Lip Reconstruction 

• Tissue Expansion 

• Problems and Complications 

WHAT’S NEW IN THIS EDITION! 

• 2 comprehensive new chapters: Problems and Complications and Tissue Expansion 

• Summary tables of flap choices concluding each chapter 

• Color throughout 

• Numerous new cases and reconstructive problems 

• Beautiful medical illustrations 

• New flaps and reconstructive approaches 

• Step-by-step detail depicting the design and execution of a wide variety of flaps 

• Tips and tricks providing insight into the author’s thought process 

• Annotated bibliographies for in-depth reading 

ENDOSCOPIC PLASTIC SURGERY, 2nd Edition (Book and 2 DVDs) 

Edited by Foad Nahai, M.D., Renato Saltz, M.D. 

Fall 2007. Hardcover, approximately 750 pages, approximately 900 illustrations 

ISBN 978-1-57626-251-1 

Endoscopic Plastic Surgery set the stage for the current trend toward minimally invasive 

plastic surgery procedures and had a profound influence on the practice of plastic surgery. 

The totally revised and updated 2nd Edition continues this tradition. Drs. Foad Nahai and 

Renato Saltz, acknowledged leaders in endoscopic plastic surgery, are the Editors of this 

new edition. They have personally written more than a fourth of the chapters and provide 

expert commentary throughout these pages. Their contributors represent a world-wide 

compendium of a Who’s Who in endoscopic plastic surgery. Updated with new chapters 

and new cases and abundantly illustrated with beautiful medical artwork as well as 

numerous preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative photographs, this edition provides the reader with a practical 

roadmap for offering patients the minimally invasive procedures that they have been requesting. Some of the new and exciting 

features of the new edition include: international experts provide depth and new perspective on endoscopic applications 

for aesthetic plastic surgery; comprehensive focus on aesthetic surgery and its applications in facial rejuvenation, breast surgery, 

and abdominoplasty; over 100 more pages with 11 new chapters and numerous new cases and medical illustrations. 

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CURRENT PUBLICATIONS 

ATLAS OF RHINOPLASTY: OPEN AND ENDONASAL 

APPROACHES 2nd Edition (Book and 1 DVD) 

By Gilbert Aiach, M.D. with the collaboration of Lucien Gomulinski, M.D. 

Translated by Azita Madjidi, M.D., Martin B.H. Kelly, M.D. 

2003. Hardcover, 205 pages, 621 color illustrations, 1 DVD 

ISBN 1-57626-160-3 

This brilliantly illustrated atlas has been totally revised and updated. It depicts 

both open and endonasal approaches to rhinoplasty. Chapters have been logically 

arranged beginning with surgical anatomy and proceeding through the analysis of 

more sophisticated problems. The latest surgical techniques are included and shown in 

a clear, step-by-step progression. Numerous pre- and postoperative illustrations document 

the excellent results that can be achieved with these techniques. Dr. Aiach’s thoughtful explanations combined with 

the excellent operative sequences and artistic renderings that accompany each technical description assist the reader in 

understanding the nuances of these procedures. A DVD showing the procedure for primary rhinoplasty is included. 

BODY CONTOURING AFTER MASSIVE WEIGHT LOSS 

(Book and 2 DVDs) 

Edited by Al S. Aly, M.D. 


2 DVDs 


Body Contouring After Massive Weight Loss is the first major work on this important 

topic by one of the preeminent experts, Dr. Al Aly, and a group of outstanding contributors. 

Comprehensive, liberally illustrated chapters provide step-by-step instruction 

on the range of contouring operations, including: belt lipectomy and lower 

body lift, brachioplasty, central body lift, thigh lift, buttock augmentation, breast 

reshaping, and upper body lift. To complement this book, two DVDs are included 

with operative video: one on upper body lift and one on belt lipectomy. 

FACIAL SKIN RESURFACING (Book and 1 DVD) 

By Thomas J. Baker, M.D., James M. Stuzin, M.D., Tracy M. Baker, M.D. 

1998. Hardcover, 250 pages, 400 color illustrations, 58-minute DVD 

ISBN 1-57626-085-2 

This book/DVD combination is a must for the cosmetic surgeon striving to meet 

the ever-increasing demand for new techniques in facial skin resurfacing. It covers 

all three major techniques: laser therapy, chemical peel, and dermabrasion. Aided 

by 400+ color illustrations and clear demonstrations on the operative video, you 

will gain the skills and the confidence to perform these popular procedures. The 

authors have also included information on integrating these techniques into your 

current aesthetic surgery or dermatology practice. 

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CUTANEOUS MELANOMA, 4th Edition 

Edited by Charles M. Balch, M.D., Alan N. Houghton, M.D., 

Arthur J. Sober, M.D., Seng-jaw Soong, Ph.D. 

2003. Hardcover, 750 pages, 450 illustrations (many in color) 

ISBN 1-57626-159-X 

Hailed as “a classic” by the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, this latest edition 

of Cutaneous Melanoma has been extensively revised and updated by the world’s leading 

experts. The authors, who have conducted the major clinical melanoma trials, present 

evidence-based standards of care along with statistical editorial input drawn from an 

expanded database of more than 20,000 patient outcomes at major melanoma centers 

throughout the world. Now in its fourth edition, this book is considered an essential 

reference on melanoma and provides the standard of care that is used throughout the 

world. It spans the entire spectrum of the disease, from in situ melanoma to advanced 

stages of metastatic disease. It also incorporates the basic principles of diagnosis and pathologic examination with 

treatment approaches for the disease’s many clinical presentations. This book provides a balanced perspective of the 

risks and benefits involved in each treatment modality and how these can be optimized in various clinical settings. 

BENEFITS AND KEY FEATURES: 

• Comprehensive and authoritative text on cutaneous 

melanoma 

• Covers all aspects of practice from prevention 

to treatment for advanced disease 

• Reference source for all disciplines involved in the 

treatment of melanoma patients, including dermatologists, 

surgeons, plastic surgeons, radiation oncologists, 

and medical oncologists 

• Complete coverage of epidemiology, biology, and 

genetics of melanoma 

• Virtually every chapter completely rewritten and 

updated 

• Unique color atlas of clinical presentations 

• Contains information from melanoma clinical trials 

• Written by the leading experts on melanoma 

worldwide 

• Thirteen new chapters and over 175 additional pages 

HAIR TRANSPLANTATION: THE ART OF MICROGRAFTING 

AND MINIGRAFTING (Book and 1 CD) 

By Alfonso Barrera, M.D. 

2002. Hardcover, 250 pages, 350 illustrations, 1 CD 

ISBN 1-57626-144-1 

Hair loss affects millions of men and women. This thoroughly detailed, 

illustrated volume provides you with the necessary tools to treat this 

problem, to increase the scope of your aesthetic practice, and to improve 

the cosmetic results from both aesthetic and reconstructive procedures. 

Dr. Alfonso Barrera, a leading expert in the art of hair transplantation, 

describes his preferred techniques for avoiding the unnatural hairlines 

and plugged appearance characteristic of previous methods. He provides 

explicit directions for selecting the donor site and for preparing and 

handling the harvested follicular units. He describes the subtleties of 

his insertion method that will prevent damage to existing hair, control direction of growth of the implanted hairs, and 

provide optimal density. The grafting techniques described in Hair Transplantation are particularly well-suited for a 

variety of procedures that address additional concerns your patients may present. Two chapters are devoted exclusively 

to extending your application of the micrograft and minigraft methods: “Combined Face Lift and Hair Transplantation” 

and “Aesthetic Refinements and Special Applications.” Whether you are treating major male pattern baldness or 

camouflaging scars following a face lift, this book will prove invaluable in attaining superior results with increased 

patient satisfaction. 

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4 th Edition 

Coming 

Soon! 

A WOMAN’S DECISION: BREAST CARE, TREATMENT, 

& RECONSTRUCTION, 3rd Edition 

By Karen Berger, John Bostwick III, M.D. 

1999. Paperback, 680 pages, 221 illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-080-1 

For years, A Woman’s Decision has been the most popular reference for doctors, nurses, and 

patients as they deal with the physical and emotional trauma surrounding breast cancer 

and reconstruction. This popular and authoritative book is a valuable patient education 

tool. Featured on numerous national talk shows (including Oprah), the authors candidly 

discuss the full range of breast care, breast cancer treatment, and breast reconstructive 

options.Many doctors use this book as their preferred method of informed consent. 

Patients love it, and breast centers and societies recommend it. 

The third edition covers doctor-patient 

communication, mammography, breast self-examination, breast lumps, 

cancer facts, treatment options, and even the effects of breast cancer on 

relationships with family and friends. New information has been 

added on genetic testing and new genetic therapies, sentinel node biopsy, 

image-guided biopsies, skin-sparing mastectomies, immediate 

reconstruction, partial breast reconstruction, and new breast reconstructiontechniques, 

including endoscopic–assisted surgery. 

Fourteen patient interviews provide comfort to patients as they ride the 

physical and emotional roller coaster of breast cancer treatment, recovery 

and reconstruction. If you know someone who is experiencing the 

fear and trauma of breast cancer, do her a favor and order this book. 

ABOUT THE AUTHORS: 

Karen Berger is a renowned medical writer 

and publisher who has lectured widely and 

appeared on numerous talk shows to discuss 

women’s health topics. 

John Bostwick III, M.D., formerly a leading 

plastic surgeon and Chairman of the Division 

of Plastic, Reconstructive and Maxillo-Facial 

Surgery at Emory University School of 

Medicine, was one of the world’s foremost 

experts in reconstructive breast surgery. 

WHAT WOMEN NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BREAST SELF-EXAMINATION 


1995. Paperback, 8 pages, 11 illustrations 

ISBN 0-942219-99-6 

Excerpted from the second edition of A Woman’s Decision, this booklet is a reliable source of 

information on breast self-examination that has been reprinted in Cosmopolitan magazine. It is 

popular with doctors and patients alike because of its clear, yet detailed instructions on this 

vital health examination. 

3 rd Edition 

Coming 

Soon! 

WHAT WOMEN WANT TO KNOW ABOUT BREAST IMPLANTS, 

2rd Edition 


1998. Paperback, 42 pages 

ISBN 1-57626-105-0 

The new third edition provides a commonsense and scientific approach to women’s 

questions about implant surgery, helping them to make informed decisions about their own 

health care. New coverage includes the latest FDA approvals related to breast implants. 

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PERFORATOR FLAPS: ANATOMY, TECHNIQUE 

& CLINICAL APPLICATIONS (2 Volumes and 1 DVD) 

Edited by Phillip N. Blondeel, M.D., Steven F. Morris, M.D., 

Geoffrey G. Hallock, M.D., Peter C. Neligan, M.D. 

2006. Hardcover, 2 Volumes, 1100 pages, 1200 illustrations 

ISBN: 1-57626-178-6 

Perforator Flaps: Anatomy, Technique, & Clinical Applications is the first major work 

on the design and use of perforator flaps in reconstructive surgery. It marks a 

new era in reconstructive surgery where surgeons are no longer bound by the 

traditional conventions of flap surgery. Now reconstructions can be customized 

to achieve the best functional and aesthetic results at both the reconstruction site 

and the donor site. Written by the field’s innovators and pioneers, this landmark 

publication is comprehensive and provides detailed anatomic and clinical information 

on the full range of muscle perforator flaps as well as commonly used 

non-muscle perforator flaps. The Editors, Drs. Phillip Blondeel, Steven Morris, Peter Neligan, and Geoffrey Hallock and 

the contributors represent the world’s leading experts. 

Organized into four sections: (I) Fundamentals, (II) Anatomy and Surgical Technique, (III) Clinical Applications, and 

(IV) Controversies and Future Directions, this comprehensive work provides the essential information needed when 

performing flap surgery. Hot topics include nomenclature, the deep inferior epigastric artery perforator (DIEP) flap, 

the anterolateral thigh (ALT) flap, free style free flaps, and neurocutaneous flaps. Hundreds of colorful illustrations 

depict flap anatomy and basic techniques for flap harvest, elevation, and transfer. An accompanying DVD includes 

video of the four most common perforator flap operations to demonstrate and guide the reader through the intricacies 

of these procedures. 

PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE BREAST SURGERY, 2nd Edition 

2 Volumes 

By John Bostwick III, M.D. 

2000. Hardcover, 1400 pages, 1800 illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-104-2 

“The Bible of Plastic 

Surgery of the Breast” 

– British Journal of Plastic Surgery 

1st Place Winner 

American Medical 

Writers Association 

Book Awards! 

For more than a decade, Plastic and Reconstructive Breast Surgery has been widely regarded 

as the definitive reference for surgeons around the world. Filled with the best techniques 

and experiences from the master of breast surgery, it has guided countless surgical professionals 

to better outcomes, and as a result, has given thousands of patients a better outlook 

on life. 

Volume one begins with the fundamentals of anatomy, the patient/surgeon relationship, 

and what constitutes aesthetics in breast surgery. Of particular note are chapters on endoscopic 

breast surgery, implants and expanders, augmentation, reduction, mastopexy, and vertical mammoplasty. Volume 

two is dedicated to the difficult procedures and rewarding results that can be accomplished in breast reconstruction as 

well as partial reconstruction, endoscopic technique for muscle harvest, refinements in TRAM flap surgery, liposuction 

applications, free flaps such as the Rubens and DIEP flaps and much, much more. 

Buy this beautifully illustrated, two-volume set today and master the procedures that have made Dr. Bostwick’s work so 

renowned! 

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STRUCTURAL FAT GRAFTING (Book and 1 DVD) 

By Sydney R. Coleman, M.D. 

2004. Hardcover, 450 pages, 700 illustrations, 1 DVD 

ISBN 1-57626-133-6 

This exciting book provides the expert technique of Dr. Sydney Coleman, a 

pioneer in fat transplantation procedures. Structural Fat Grafting presents 

innovative solutions for facial rejuvenation and proportion adjustment by 

utilizing the body’s fat rather than introducing artificial substances. This semiatlas 

is beautifully illustrated with step-by-step photographs and illustrations. 

Numerous pre- and postoperative views are included to demonstrate the 

efficacy of structural fat grafting and the excellent, long-term results that can 

be expected. The accompanying DVD features operative video demonstrating 

fat grafting techniques in various anatomic areas. 

LEARN EXCITING NEW WAYS TO APPROACH CLASSIC PROBLEMS 

• Lowering and restoring the jawline to its original contour rather than 

tightening and elevating it 

• Filling in the tear-trough deformity of the lower eyelid instead 

of excising and suspending it 

• Increasing vermilion show rather than increasing lip size 

• Making the dorsal hand fuller rather than fatter 

• Restoring lost subcutaneous tissue under acne scars instead of treating 

the surface of the scars 

CLINICAL APPLICATIONS 

• Hand 

• Iatrogenic Corporal Deformities 

• Nasolabial Folds and 

Marionette Grooves 

• Lips 

• Chin and Jawline 

• Neck 

• Infraorbital and Cheek Regions 

• Supraorbital Area: Brow, Upper 

Eyelids, and Temples 

NECK LIFT (Book and 1 DVD) 

By Joel J. Feldman, M.D. 

2007. Hardcover, 532 pages, 800 color illustrations, 1 DVD 

ISBN 1-57626-165-4 

and other gravitational changes 

in the mid to lower face and neck. Beautiful and dramatic color illustrations 

and numerous preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative 

images help the reader visualize the steps of each procedure and appreciate 

the excellent long-term results that can be achieved. Special emphasis 

is given to tips and tricks that distinguish an excellent result from an ordinary 

one and to the critical maneuvers that are key to performing these 

procedures successfully. To complement this book, a DVD combining 

animation with intraoperative technique is included. 

With personal insights, wit, and wisdom pervading the pages, this landmark 

work provides the reader with a master class in neck lifting by one of the 

recognized pioneers in face and neck-lift surgery. Dr. Feldman’s corset 

platysmaplasty has revolutionized the way surgeons approach the neck. 

His ongoing innovations continue to advance the field. 

In this comprehensive, semi-atlas work, Dr. Feldman shares his approach for 

rejuvenating the aging neck and correcting ancillary problems such as jowling, 

bulging submandibular glands, 

KEY FEATURES 

• Semi-atlas with detailed step-by-step 

instruction 

• Tips and tricks for improving results 

and avoiding problems 

• Comprehensive anatomy highlighting 

anatomic landmarks and danger zones 

• Beautifully illustrated 

• Full color throughout 

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THE CARE OF CONGENITAL HAND ANOMALIES, 2nd Edition 

By Adrian E. Flatt, M.D. 

1994. Hardcover, 466 pages, 931 illustrations. 

ISBN 0-942219-35-X 

Dr. Flatt shares his vast experience (over 2500 procedures) in the management of congenital 

hand anomalies in this classic volume. Today there is a much greater depth of knowledge in 

the field and surgical techniques have changed significantly. Dr. Flatt incorporates these 

changes, advances, and advice from other expert hand surgeons and presents his own 

long-term results in this second edition. This book is valuable not only to surgeons and 

therapists, but also to parents of children with hand anomalies. 

THE CARE OF THE ARTHRITIC HAND, 5th Edition 

By Adrian E. Flatt, M.D. 


ISBN 0-942219-83-X 

The Care of the Arthritic Hand represents a major contribution to hand surgery literature. As 

the population ages, the symptoms of arthritis are seen with increasing frequency. The hand 

is affected in many of these diseases. This book takes a practical approach to the treatment of 

arthritic problems as they affect the hand and stresses the multimodality therapy that is 

necessary. This book is a gem, filled with tips and tricks from the master. It should be of 

great interest to hand surgeons and to all hand therapists who play a significant role in 

treating these problems. 

VARICOSE VEINS AND TELANGIECTASIAS: 

DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT, 2nd Edition 

Edited by Mitchel P. Goldman, M.D., Robert A. Weiss, M.D., 

John J. Bergan, M.D., F.R.C.S. (Hon.) 


ISBN 1-57626-097-6 

The best-selling first edition of this book revolutionized the treatment of varicose veins 

and telangiectasias. Completely revised and updated, this second edition was written to bring 

together current facts, theories, and observations that guide physicians in the care of patients 

with varicose veins and telangiectasias. Written by a world-renowned team of vascular 

surgeons, cosmetic surgeons, and phlebologists, it focuses on the practical management 

of venous insufficiencies. From the anatomy of veins, to the various technologies for 

diagnosis and treatment, to the management of complex cases, the authors provide a solid foundation for successful 

decision-making in treating varicose veins and telangiectasias. 

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REOPERATIVE AESTHETIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY, 


Edited by James C. Grotting, M.D. 



ISBN 1-57626-180-8 

For more than a decade, Reoperative Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgery has been 

widely regarded as the gold standard for secondary surgery. Finally, the wait for 

the highly anticipated second edition is over! This monumental work has been 

totally revised and updated. 

Hailed as a classic, this book offers today’s most advanced surgical advice-presented 

by the world’s foremost surgeons. It covers the range of situation requiring reoperation: 

staged procedures, revision of unsatisfactory results, refinements and finess procedures, recurrence of disease, changes 

associated with aging and complications, and more. 

Dr. James Grotting, an acknowledged leader in plastic 

surgery, has personally written more than a fourth of 

the 50 chapters for this new edition and has carefully 

edited the rest. His contributors represent the Who’s 

Who in plastic surgery world-wide. Benefit from the 

wisdom of this renowned group of surgeons who share 

their approaches to aesthetic and reconstructive surgery 

and the special problems that require reoperation. 

WHAT’S NEW IN THIS REMARKABLE SECOND EDITION? 

• All chapters revised and updated 

• Ten totally new chapters have been added 

• Hundreds of new photographs, cases, and illustrations, 

all in 4-color 

• Multiple-choice questions for board or in-service 

review conclude each chapter 

• 2 DVDs with operative video enhance understanding 

of key procedures 

DALLAS RHINOPLASTY: NASAL SURGERY BY THE MASTERS, 


Edited by Jack P. Gunter, M.D., Rod J. Rohrich, M.D., William P. Adams, M.D. 

2007. 1516 pages and more than 3100 color illustrations 2 Volumes with 3 DVDs 

ISBN 1-57626-223-5 

Now available in a completely updated and revised second edition, Dallas 

Rhinoplasty: Nasal Surgery by the Masters is the definitive reference on primary and 

secondary rhinoplasty. Written and edited by the recognized pioneers of rhinoplasty, 

this two-volume set is no less than the “bible” of rhinoplasty—your complete and 

essential resource for performing advanced nasal surgery and giving your patients 

the results they demand! 

Based on the successful Dallas 

Rhinoplasty symposium, this book-DVD combination covers it allfrom 

basic fundamentals and anatomy to the latest refinements and 

advances in technique. Thirty-two new chapters have been added, 

including nine chapters on secondary rhinoplasty, which instruct the 

reader on how to optimally manage and correct deformities, as well 

as seven chapters on special topics, including Auto-spreader Flap, 

The Middle Eastern Nose, The Asian Nose, Hispanic-American 

Rhinoplasty, Rhinoplasty in the Cleft Lip Nasal Deformity, Management 

of the Cocaine Nose, and Complications of Nasal Surgery. To 

supplement these two volumes, three accompanying DVDs are included 

and present operative video on cadaver dissection, primary 

rhinoplasty, and secondary rhinoplasty using rib cartilage grafts. 

KEY FEATURES: 

• Written by the leaders in rhinoplasty 

• Comprehensive case analyses facilitate 

clinical decision making 

• Gunter graphics depict surgical plans for 

each operative procedure 

• More than 3,100 color images 

• 32 new chapters 


in each chapter 

• Three new DVDs with cadaver dissection 

and operative videos 

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COMPOSITE RHYTIDECTOMY (Book and 1 CD) 

By Sam T. Hamra, M.D. 

1993. Hardcover, 252 pages, 600 color illustrations, 25-minute CD 

ISBN 0-942219-30-9 

Composite Rhytidectomy presents the composite face lift technique by a leading 

aesthetic surgeon. The book documents photographically and artistically the 

operative steps for this extensive face lift as well as techniques for aesthetic 

improvements to the chin, neck, nose, and skin. Postoperative results are 

detailed along with tips and tricks that the author recommends. 

The CD, winner of the 1991 ASAPS Award for Best Video, is sold with the book. 

LOCAL FLAPS IN HEAD AND NECK RECONSTRUCTION, 

2nd Edition 

By Ian T. Jackson, M.D. 


ISBN 978-1-57626-249-8 

This book is truly a classic, beloved by plastic surgeons throughout the world. Its 

strength lies in its simple, elegant approach to solving common reconstructive problems 

encountered by plastic surgeons at all levels of training. Its appeal transcends specialty 

interests, with aesthetic and reconstructive surgeons alike finding this book to be an 

invaluable resource for daily practice. This new edition has been totally revised and 

updated with over 150 additional pages, two new chapters, and numerous new cases, 

flaps, and problems. Additionally, there are color illustrations, summary tables highlighting 

the best flaps for various clinical situations, annotated bibliographies, and much, much 

more. Through-out these pages, the reader benefits from Dr. Jackson’s enormous experience and wisdom as he makes 

note of special tips, critical maneuvers, and important principles that warrant emphasis. Each flap is accompanied by a 

description of potential problems, and each anatomic area for reconstruction ends with a technique of choice so that the 

reader can understand the decision-making process that is involved in flap selection. Each reconstructive option is presented 

in great detail with operative photos as well as beautiful illustrations to depict flap design, elevation, and closure, and to more 

clearly explicate complex flap reconstructions for difficult problems. Common mistakes and the limitations of each flap 

are clearly delineated. Chapters on each anatomic region conclude with new summary tables which help the reader 

quickly identify the best reconstructive options for specific problems. There is clearly a wealth of information and much 

to be learned and applied by surgeons at all levels of expertise. 

(See page 10 for a comprehensive Table of Contents and Key Features) 


Edited by Jeffrey E. Janis, M.D. 

2007. Paperback, 950 pages, 500 illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-208-1 

Essentials of Plastic Surgery, edited by Jeffrey E. Janis, MD, is destined to become a 

favorite with all students of plastic surgery, whether residents in training or experienced 

practitioners. This practical manual provides essential information in a convenient and 

easily accessible outline format. Composed of 88 chapters, the book is divided into 

7 separate sections: (I) Fundamentals and Basics, (II) Skin and Soft Tissue, (III) Head 

and Neck, (IV) Breast, (V) Trunk and Lower Extremity, (VI) Hand, Wrist, and Upper 

Extremity, and (VII) Aesthetic Surgery. A detailed bibliography is included at the end 

of each chapter to direct the reader to additional resource material. 

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VERTICAL MAMMAPLASTY AND LIPOSUCTION (Book and 1 DVD) 

By Madeleine Lejour, M.D., Ph.D. 

1994. Hardcover, 238 pages, 600 color illustrations, 45-minute DVD 

ISBN 0-942219-55-4 

With the current popularity of the vertical mammaplasty technique, this pioneering 

book and DVD by Dr. Lejour provide the information and guidance surgeons 

throughout the world are seeking. Step-by-step procedures are described and 

illustrated heavily in the text. The operative markings are demonstrated, as are 

the intricacies of the operation, potential complications, and secondary procedures. 

The DVD with operative video presents the procedure in its entirety. 

RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY: 

PRINCIPLES, ANATOMY, & TECHNIQUE 

By Stephen J. Mathes, M.D., Foad Nahai, M.D. 

1997. Hardcover, 2 volumes, 1600 pages, 3000 illustrations 

ISBN 0-942219-02-3 

This beautifully illustrated 2-volume clinical reference fully documents the three 

approaches to reconstructive surgery-flaps, microsurgery, and tissue expansionas 

they apply to the entire body. The authors present the reconstructive trianglea 

new paradigm for surgical decision making to help the surgeon achieve optimal 

reconstructive results. With more than 2,000 full-color illustrations, Reconstructive 

Surgery explores the various reconstructive options, including muscle and musculocutaneous 

flaps, fascia and fasciocutaneous flaps, free flaps, and tissue expansion. 

Anatomical dissections with accompanying illustrations are used throughout to 

facilitate understanding of each operation. 

THE ART OF AESTHETIC SURGERY: 

PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES (3 Volumes and 5 DVDs) 


2005. Hardcover, approximately 2500 pages and 3200 illustrations in 

3 volumes with 5 DVDs featuring 8 operative videos 

ISBN 1-57626-177-8 

The Art of Aesthetic Surgery: Principles and Techniques is a groundbreaking work 

in aesthetic surgery with comprehensive, clinical information on the full range 

of aesthetic treatments and operations. Tissue Fillers, Skin Care, Fat Grafting, 

Body Contouring after Massive Weight Loss Surgery (MWL), Blepharoplasty, 

Rhinoplasty, Liposuction, Abdominoplasty, Neck Lift, Gluteal Implants, 

Mastopexy, Reduction Mammaplasty, and Brow Lift are all covered in exquisite 

detail, as are numerous other topics. Eleven extraordinary chapters are included 

on rhytidectomy alone. To supplement these 3 comprehensive volumes, 5 DVDs 

are included. These contain 8 operative videos featuring key techniques discussed 

in this work. For the aesthetic surgeon interested in providing patients with the latest treatments and procedures, 

this book and DVD set is a must. It is paced with step-by-step surgical instruction, clinical caveats, and surgical pearls. 

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A DERMATOLOGIST’S LITTLE INSTRUCTION BOOK 

Robert A. Norman, M.D. 

1999. Softcover, 100 pages 

ISBN 1-157626-126-3 

This Little Instruction Book presents an entertaining look at the specialty of dermatology. 

Filled with witty one-liners, this book is certain to tickle the funny bone. 

SECONDARY RHINOPLASTY AND NASAL RECONSTRUCTION 

By Rod J. Rohrich, M.D., Jack H. Sheen, M.D., Gary C. Burget, M.D., Dean E. Burget, Jr., M.D. 

1996. Hardcover, 160 pages, 400 illustrations (most in color) 

ISBN 0-942219-80-5 

The authors explore the clinical decision making and operative strategies involved when 

secondary nasal surgery is required. They provide the expert advice and step-by-step operative 

guidance that is crucial when one is handling tissues compromised by previous surgery. 

Key anatomic information and standards for aesthetic analysis are stressed, with carefully 

outlined surgical plans. 

ULTRASOUND-ASSISTED LIPOSUCTION (Book and 1 DVD) 

Edited by Rod J. Rohrich, M.D., Samuel J. Beran, M.D., Jeffrey M. Kenkel, M.D. 

1998. Hardcover, 412 pages, over 700 color illustrations, 45-minute DVD 

ISBN 1-57626-081-X 

Ultrasound-assisted liposuction (UAL) is the ideal complement to traditional 

liposuction and a means of optimizing results for a broader spectrum of patients. 

The innovative procedure is an excellent adjunct that allows for improved results 

in circumferential body contouring. It does not replace traditional techniques, but 

enhances them. The authors have taken an anatomic approach to UAL, covering the 

special needs of each target area. This comprehensive book/DVD combination takes 

you through UAL step-by-step, including the basics of getting started and the setup 

of instrumentation and equipment. The large number of color illustrations in the 

book and the high-quality video demonstrations make it easy to follow the procedures closely. Special emphasis is 

given to safety issues and special applications. 

THE ESSENTIAL BURN UNIT HANDBOOK 

By Jeffrey B. Roth, M.D., William B. Hughes, M.D. 

2004. Softcover, 150 pages, 50 illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-176-X 

The burn patient represents a significant challenge to the clinician. Yearly there are an 

estimated 1.4 to 2.0 million burn injuries and 10,000 burn related deaths in the U.S. The 

Essential Burn Unit Handbook covers the spectrum of burn care, from initial assessment and 

treatment to the long-term sequelae. It is recommended for use by the house officer caring 

for this often critically injured patient population, as well as for use by emergency room 

personnel in the immediate diagnostic and treatment phases of burn injury. This practical 

guide includes sample orders and templates for patient presentation and organization of 

notes. Illustrations and tables are included to enhance the usefulness of this straightforward 

volume. References for further study are included in each chapter. 

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LIPOABDOMINOPLASTY 

By Osvaldo Saldanha, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-248-0 

Lipoabdominoplasty describes how deformities of the abdominal wall can be corrected with 

abdominoplasty supplemented with liposuction and illustrates the excellent results that can be 

obtained. Heavily illustrated, this book discusses the evolution of technique, relevant anatomy, 

patient selection, preoperative planning, safety considerations, and step-by-step surgical 

instruction. This text is essential reading for the plastic surgeon who wishes to perform lipoabdominoplasty 

with low risk of complications and superior results. 

TISSUE GLUES IN COSMETIC SURGERY (Book and 1 CD) 

Edited by Renato Saltz, M.D., Dean M. Toriumi, M.D. 

2004. Hardcover, 350 pages, 200 illustrations, 1 CD 

ISBN 1-57626-174-3 

Tissue Glues in Cosmetic Surgery provides cosmetic surgeons with the comprehensive 

information they need to use tissue glues in their practices as presented by the experts 

in cosmetic surgery. These new tissue adhesives offer surgeons and their patients 

decided advantages in speed and convenience, recovery, comfort, and cosmetics. 

Furthermore, they are especially appropriate for aesthetic surgery patients. Tissue Glues 

in Cosmetic Surgery evaluates all available cosmetic tissue adhesives and provides the 

step-by-step guidance needed for using them for different applications, including brow 

lift, face lift, rhinoplasty, body contouring, breast surgery, and burns and craniofacial applications. Each chapter is organized 

to discuss indications for use, preparation of material, timing, application of tissue glues, wound preparation, technical 

nuances, and problems and complications. Clinical results are illustrated with pre- and postoperative views as well 

as post-tissue sealant results. A CD demonstrating key techniques is included. 

BEAUTY AND THE BEAM: 

YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO COSMETIC LASER SURGERY 

By Deborah Sarnoff, M.D., Joan Swirsky, R.N. 

1998. Paperback, 318 pages, 37 color illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-059-3 

Cosmetic laser surgery is a popular alternative to traditional plastic surgery procedures 

designed to beautify and correct physical defects. This book presents the advantages of laser 

surgery: procedures take just minutes to perform; are often accomplished with only a local 

anesthetic; require no incisions, blood loss, or sutures; and involve minimal recovery periods. 

Lasers offer noninvasive treatment for an extensive list of conditions that previously required 

full-blown surgery to correct, including acne scars, tattoos, spider and varicose veins, birthmarks, 

crow’s feet, lines around the mouth, and excess or thinning hair. 

FACIAL DANGER ZONES: 

AVOIDING NERVE INJURY IN FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY 

By Brooke R. Seckel, M.D. 

1994. Hardcover, 52 pages, 48 color illustrations 

ISBN 0-942219-59-7 

When performing subperiosteal, extended sub-SMAS, deep plane, and composite rhytidectomy, 

a thorough understanding of the location of the nerves is crucial to avoid injury. Written 

by a plastic surgeon/neurologist, this book divides the face into seven major danger zones, 

and graphically demonstrates the nerves and the anatomic borders of each zone, with the 

techniques for safe surgical dissection. 

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AESTHETIC RHINOPLASTY 

By Jack H. Sheen, M.D., Anitra Sheen 

1997 Limited edition reprint, Hardcover, Two volumes, 1544 pages, 3126 illustrations (419 in color) 

ISBN 1-57626-087-9 

This beautifully written work provides the keys to improving your rhinoplasty results by the 

surgeon whose innovations and teachings have profoundly influenced the state of the art. 

Concepts of augmentation/reduction and balance, tip grafting, spreader grafts, two-surface 

analysis of alar resection, clinical analysis of three-segment alar cartilage anatomy, malposition, 

and much more are fully explored. Lavishly illustrated throughout, the semi-atlas format 

allows step-by-step explanations of the procedures pioneered by Dr. Sheen. Special features 

abound: surgical plans to guide decision-making, case studies documenting outcomes, a Reader’s Advocate section providing 

answers to frequently asked questions, and a comprehensive section on secondary rhinoplasty, an area in which 

Dr. Sheen is an acknowledged leader. 

MICHEL SALMON ANATOMIC STUDIES 

Book 1: Arteries of the Muscles of the Extremities and the Trunk 

Book 2: Arterial Anastomotic Pathways of the Extremities 

By G. Ian Taylor, M.D., M.B.B.S., F.R.C.S., F.R.A.C.S., Rosa M. Razaboni, M.D. 


ISBN 0-942219-27-9 

This book presents two works of Michel Salmon, whose definitive treatises form the basis for 

modern flap surgery. These classic works have been translated by Dr. Razaboni from the original 

French texts and the illustrations have been carefully reproduced. A fully illustrated introductory 

section written by Dr. Taylor discussing the clinical applications of Salmon’s research 

enhances the value of this superb text. 

THE MACS-LIFT SHORT-SCAR RHYTIDECTOMY, Volume I (Book and 1 DVD) 

By Patrick L. Tonnard, M.D., Alexis M. Verpaele, M.D. 

2004. Hardcover, 300 pages, 700 illustrations, 1 DVD 

ISBN 1-57626-191-3 

Short-Scar Face Lift: Operative Strategies and Techniques (companion volume to The MACS- 

Lift Short Scar Rhytidectomy) represents the next stage in short-scar face-lift technique 

and a convergence of new modalities to enhance the results of facial rejuvenation. In this 

second volume Drs. Tonnard and Verpaele are joined by the leading experts who share 

their insights and technical pearls on short-scar face lifting. The contributors compare and 

contrast their approaches to demonstrate the advantages and benefits of their individual 

techniques. In addition, they discuss ancillary procedures to enhance the overall result. This semi-atlas has it all - stepby-step 

surgical instruction, tips and tricks, and technical pearls. With beautiful, 4-color illustrations and numerous case 

examples, this text provides the ultimate surgical instruction that will allow you to incorporate this procedure into your 

practice. An accompanying DVD provides operative video of key techniques discussed in the book. 

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SHORT-SCAR FACE LIFT: OPERATIVE STRATEGIES 

AND TECHNIQUES, VOLUME II (Book and 1 DVD) 

Edited by Patrick L. Tonnard, M.D., and Alexis M. Verpaele, M.D. 


ISBN 978-1-57626-254-2 

Short-Scar Face Lift: Operative Strategies and Techniques (Volume II) represents the next 

stage in short-scar face-lift technique and a convergence of new modalities to enhance 

the results of facial rejuvenation. Drs. Tonnard and Verpaele are joined by the leading 

experts who share their insights and technical pearls on short-scar face lifting. The contributors 

compare and contrast their approaches to demonstrate the advantages and 

benefits of their individual techniques. In addition, they discuss ancillary procedures to 

enhance the overall result. Best of all, comprehensive chapters on indications, applications 

and combined modalities help you to select the best menu of treatment options for 

your patients and to provide them with the results that they are expecting. This semi-atlas has it all - step-by-step surgical 

instruction, tips and tricks, and technical pearls. With beautiful, 4-color illustrations and numerous case examples, this text 

provides the ultimate surgical instruction that will allow you to incorporate this procedure into your practice. An accompanying 

DVD provides operative video of key techniques discussed in the book. 

HAIR RESTORATION: MICROGRAFTS & FLAPS 

By Carlos Oscar Uebel, M.D. 

2001. Hardcover, 326 pages, approx. 475 color illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-188-3 

Hair Restoration: Micrografts and Flaps provides a straightforward approach to hair restoration 

for the aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgeon. This book goes beyond the simple 

scientific explanation of the microtransplantation technique, leading the reader to discover 

and understand the complex themes and relations among the various aspects of this surgery. 

Dr. Uebel describes the micrograft and hair bearing techniques in extensive detail throughout 

the 17 chapters and 326 pages in this edition. More than 475 high quality pictures and 

drawings provide younger as well as more experienced surgeons a strong visual explanation 

of the techniques. 

A SURGEON'S LITTLE INSTRUCTION BOOK 

By Daniel James Waters, D.O. 


ISBN 1-57626-082-8 

We’ve all had "one of those days.” Under the most stressful conditions, humor 

provides a welcome relief. Dr. Waters was asked by hundreds of readers of his first 

book, A Heart Surgeon’s Little Instruction Book, to create a similar work for all surgical 

specialties. He responded to the request by assembling a stunning collection of the best 

one-liners from hundreds of colleagues around the world. 

A WOMAN’S HEALTH PLANNER 

1998. Hardcover (spiral bound), 128 pages, with illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-092-5 

We couldn’t be more excited about this fabulous health planner designed especially for 

today’s busy woman. This gem is unbelievably functional and crammed with crucial information–it 

is many planners in one, helping to create order out of chaos and 

consolidating all health care information in one convenient place. 

An Ideal Gift! 

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CLINICAL SERIES 

ROUNDTABLES IN PLASTIC SURGERY 


Includes CME assessment test 

ISSN P1546-6760 

Roundtables in Plastic Surgery is an innovative journal that closely examines a 

different aspect of plastic surgery in every illustrated issue. Its editor, Foad Nahai, 

M.D., the internationally respected educator and surgeon, is assisted in every issue 

by a different co-editor and a rotating lineup of roundtable participants. 

In a convenient-to-read, illustrated format, each issue presents an insightful monograph 

on plastic surgery. The keynote articles address everything from the nuances 

of basic skills to critical advancements with the potential to alter the surgical standards 

of tomorrow. The roundtable discussion reflects the energetic point-counterpoint 

that follows whenever dedicated surgeons are invited to explore noteworthy, 

often provocative topics in the company of their peers. Finally, a Category 1 

Continuing Medical Education assessment test is provided with every issue. 

CURRENT ISSUES AVAILABLE 

P1546-6760 V1: N1 Needles in Plastic Surgery 

P1546-676012 V1: N2 Tissue Fillers in Plastic Surgery 

P1546-676013 V1: N3 Mesh in Plastic Surgery 

P1546-676014 V1: N4 Sutures and Wound Closure in Plastic Surgery 

P1546-676015 V2: N1 Body Contouring After Massive Weight Loss 

INNOVATIONS IN PLASTIC SURGERY 

Edited by Ian T. Jackson, M.D. 


ISSN P1547-3376 

Innovations in Plastic Surgery showcases the accomplishments and the creative 

spirit that typify the field of plastic surgery. Its editor, Ian Jackson, M.D., is internationally 

recognized for his expertise in all aspects of aesthetic and reconstructive 

surgery. He is assisted in every issue by a different co-editor. With carefully 

selected authors and topics, this series provides plastic surgeons with the building 

blocks to enhance understanding and improve results. 

Each issue features a series of articles that provides a thorough discussion of the fundamentals 

of the surgical technique addressed, in addition to the tips and tricks used 

by surgeons who have a wide range of experience with the procedures. Each article 

concludes with comments by the Editor. 

This series exemplifies the quest for excellence in plastic 

surgery achieved through innovation and skill. 

Innovations in Plastic Surgery promises to have a major 

impact on plastic surgery education. A Category I 

Medical Education assessment test is also provided 

with every issue. 


P1547-3376 V1: N1 The Adjustable Breast Implant 

P1547-337612 V1: N2 Tissue Expansion in Breast 

Surgery 

P1547-337613 V1: N3 Cohesive Gel Implants 

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NEW DIGITAL MEDIA 

2005 QMP AESTHETIC SURGERY SYMPOSIUM DVD SET 

Current Topics in Facial Rejuvenation, Breast Surgery and Body Contouring 

2005. 6 DVD Set 

ISBN 1-57626-237-5 

• Nonsurgical cosmetic treatments 

• Face lift 

• Brow lift 

• Neck lift 

• Blepharoplasty 

• Breast augmentation 

The entire 2005 QMP Aesthetic Surgery 

Symposium is now available on 6 DVDs! 

This DVD set features more than 17 hours 

of lectures by world-renowned surgeons 

covering the latest techniques in aesthetic 

surgery. 

TOPICS 

• Breast reduction 

• Liposuction 


• Body contouring after massive 

weight loss 

FACULTY 

Ian T. Jackson, MD 

Joseph F. Capella, MD 

Sydney R. Coleman, MD 

Bruce L. Cunningham, MD 

Claudio De Lorenzi, MD 

Joel J. Feldman, MD 

James C. Grotting, MD 

Elizabeth Hall-Findlay, MD 

Clinton D. McCord, Jr., MD 

Farzad Nahai, MD 

Foad Nahai, MD 

Gerald H. Pitman, MD 

Rod J. Rohrich, MD 

Renato Saltz, MD 

Patrick L. Tonnard, MD 

Alexis M. Verpaele, MD 

• Nonsurgical cosmetic treatments 

• Thread lifts 

• Facial, neck, and periorbital 

rejuvenation 

• Breast surgery 

2006 QMP AESTHETIC SURGERY SYMPOSIUM DVD SET 

Current Topics in Facial Rejuvenation, Breast Surgery, Body Contouring, 

& Body Contouring After Massive Weight Loss 

2006. 6 DVD Set 

ISBN 1-57626-252-9 

Now available! The 2006 QMP Aesthetic 

Surgery Symposium DVD set features 

more than 21 hours of lecture from internationally 

renowned plastic surgeons on 

the hottest topics in aesthetic surgery. 

Here’s your chance to bring one of the best 

new aesthetic surgery symposia into the 

comfort of your own home or office. 

Preorder this fabulous DVD set today! 

TOPICS 

• Injection lipolysis 


• Gluteal augmentation 

• Body contouring after massive 

weight loss 

FACULTY 

• Alfonso Barrera, MD 

• Joseph F. Capella, MD 

• Sydney R. Coleman, MD 

• Susan E. Downey, MD 

• Diane I. Duncan, MD 

• Joel J. Feldman, MD 

• James C. Grotting, MD 

• Elizabeth J. Hall-Findlay, MD 

• Dennis C. Hammond, MD 

• Ian T. Jackson, MD 

• Constantino G. Mendieta, MD 

• Thomas A. Mustoe, MD 

• Foad Nahai, MD 

• Mark A. Palmer, MD 

• Gerald H. Pitman, MD 

• Renato Saltz, MD 

• Alexis M. Verpaele, MD 

• Woffles Wu, MD 

• V. Leroy Young, MD 

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#1 Adjunctive Techniques in Rhinoplasty: Variations in Alar Resection 

30 minutes. ISBN 1-57626-064-X 

#2 Adjunctive Techniques in Rhinoplasty: Septoplasty, Spreader 

Grafts, and Turbinate Resection 

30 minutes. ISBN 1-57626-034-8 

#3 The Sheen Tip Graft Technique 

60 minutes. ISBN 1-57626-033-X 

#4 Primary Rhinoplasty: Malposition of the Alar Cartilages 

60 minutes. ISBN 1-57626-035-6 

#5 Secondary Rhinoplasty: Malposition of the Alar Cartilages 

30 minutes. ISBN 1-57626-065-8 

#6 Secondary Rhinoplasty: Harvesting Ear Cartilage 

for Nasal Grafts and Maxillary Augmentation 


THE SHEEN RHINOPLASTY VIDEO LIBRARY 

#7 Secondary Rhinoplasty: Problems and Solutions 


#8 Secondary Rhinoplasty: Alar Lobule to Rim Transfer 


#9 Secondary Rhinoplasty: Asymmetrical Alar Base 

60 minutes. ISBN 1-57626-070-4 

#10 Secondary Rhinoplasty: Supratip Deformity 

60 minutes. ISBN 1-57626-071-2 

#11 Innovations in Rhinoplasty: Augmentation/Reduction 

100 minutes. ISBN 1-57626-072-0 

#1-11 Entire Sheen Rhinoplasty CD Library 

580 minutes. ISBN 1-57626-216-2 

OPERATIVE TECHNIQUES IN ENDOSCOPIC PLASTIC SURGERY 

These CDs contain high-quality surgical videos by Drs. Bostwick, Nahai, and Eaves 

to guide you step-by-step through the intricacies to various endoscopic plastic 

surgery techniques as performed by the master surgeons. Equipment setup, preand 

postoperative care are also addressed on these CDs. 

TITLE TIME ISBN 

Endoscopic Forehead Lift 53 minutes 0-942219-89-9 

Endoscopic Face Lift 68 minutes 0-942219-90-2 

Endoscopic Breast Augmentation 39 minutes 0-942219-87-2 

Endoscopic Abdominoplasty 42 minutes 0-942219-88-0 

Entire 4-CD Set 202 minutes 1-57626-215-4 

THE DEEP PLANE DEMYSTIFIED 

By Gerald H. Pitman, M.D. 

2004. 20 minutes 

ISBN 1-57626-170-0 

In this information-packed video, Dr. Gerald Pitman, one of the leading authorities 

in aesthetic surgery, presents his approach to the deep-plane face lift. Throughout, 

he emphasizes the surgical maneuvers that help to simplify and demystify this 

technique so other surgeons can achieve the excellent results for their patients that 

this procedure offers. Potential results and refinements are documented with 

pre- and postoperative photographs. 

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2007 ATLANTA BREAST SYMPOSIUM DVD SET (23rd Annual) 

ISBN 978-1-57626-241-2 

This 2-DVD set features hours of live surgery covering breast surgery 

techniques from world-renowned plastic surgeons. Topics include: Latissimus 

Reconstruction (Parts I and II), Correction of Synmastia, Fat Transfer 

Following Implant Reconstruction, and Augmentation with Gel Implant. 

2006 ATLANTA BREAST SYMPOSIUM DVD SET (22nd Annual) 

ISBN 1-57626-240-5 

This 8 DVD set features hours of live surgery and lecture covering breast surgery 

techniques from world renowned surgeons. Topics include: Autogenous Breast Reconstruction, 

Breast Reconstruction with Implants, Advances in Mastopexy, Breast 

Reconstruction, Previous Breast Symposium Results, 2004 Live Surgery 

Cases, Breast Implants, and Breast Augmentation. 

2005 ATLANTA BREAST SYMPOSIUM DVD SET (21st Annual) 

ISBN 1-57626-227-8 

This 2 DVD set features hours of live surgery covering the latest techniques 

from world-renowned surgeons. Topics include: Secondary Breast 

Augmentation, Mastopexy after Massive Weight Loss. Operative 

video is presented on the Pedicle TRAM and 

Breast Augmentation. 

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2004 ATLANTA BREAST SYMPOSIUM DVD Set 

(20th Annual) 

ISBN 1-57626-192-1 

This 2 DVD set features over hours of live surgeries covering breast surgery 

techniques from world renowned surgeons. Discs include the following topics: No 

Vertical Scar Breast Reduction; Vertical Augmentation Mastopexy; Transumbilical 

Subpectoral Breast Augmentation; and Correction of Capsular Contracture. 

2003 ATLANTA BREAST SURGERY SYMPOSIUM DVD Set 

(19th Annual) 

ISBN 1-57626-187-5 

The entire 2003 symposium is available on 4 DVDs. This DVD set features over 

25 hours of live surgeries and lectures covering breast surgery techniques from 

world-renowned surgeons. Topics include: vertical reduction, mastopexy, oncological 

considerations of breast cancer, breast augmentation, breast implants, and refinements 

in breast reconstruction. 

2002 ATLANTA BREAST SURGERY SYMPOSIUM DVD SET 

(18th Annual) 

ISBN 1-57626-199-9 

This 3 DVD set features hours of live surgery and lecture 

covering breast surgery techniques from world renowned 

surgeons. Live surgical procedures include: Vertical Breast 

Reduction, Breast Reduction, Augmentation Mastopexy, and 

Biplanar Augmentation. Various topics are also covered, including: 

Mastopexy, Oncological Consideration of Breast Cancer, 

Autogenus Tissue Breast Reconstruction, Expander/Implant 

Reconstruction, Breast Augmentation, Techniques to Improve 

Aesthetic Results, Problem Cases, Congenital/Acquired Breast 

Deformities, and Innovations in Breast Surgery. 

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Spine Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery & Neurosurgery 


EMERGING SPINE SURGERY TECHNOLOGIES: EVIDENCE AND 

FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING NEW TECHNOLOGY 

Edited by Terry P. Corbin, B.S.B.M.E, Patrick J. Connolly, M.D., 

Hansen A. Yuan, M.D., Qi-Bin Bao, Ph.D., Scott D. Boden, M.D. 

2006. Hardcover, 612 pages, approx. 350 illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-138-7 

Evidence-based medicine, which requires different and more stringent clinical studies 

than those required for regulatory approval, is now the dominant decision methodology 

demanded by payers of health care. This is where the treatments to be used by 

tomorrow’s spine surgeon will be made or broken. To ensure reimbursement, physicians 

must have access to scientific evidence that a new product is not only safe and 

effective but also appropriate for a specific condition. This comprehensive book 

provides a solid evidence-based foundation for evaluating the exciting new 

developments in spine surgery. It is essential reading for all spine surgeons. 

Chapters by distinguished authors preview the promising developments in biologic 

and tissue engineering as applicable to spine fusion, repair and regeneration of the intervertebral disc, and spinal cord 

repair and regeneration. Chapters on surgical navigation are 

also included. Step-by-step descriptions for the range of surgical 

technique for spinal implants and disc replacements 

are included. Numerous photographs and radiographs as 

well as ample boxes and tables add further detail. In addition, 

tips and tricks, problems and complications, as well as 

results and benefits are discussed. For devices still in clinical 

trial, the authors discuss the testing done to date and 

trial results. 

A BOOK YOU’LL READ - THEN USE - DAY AFTER DAY 

• Focus on evidence-based medicine 

• Comprehensive coverage of biologic and tissue 

engineering 

• Written by recognized experts in orthopedic 

surgery and neurosurgery 

• Latest information on new techniques and 

products in spine surgery 

• Current clinical trial results 

NONFUSION TECHNIQUES FOR THE SPINE: 

MOTION PRESERVATION AND BALANCE (Book and 1 DVD) 

Edited by James H. Maxwell, M.D., Steven L. Griffith, Ph.D., 

and William C. Welch, M.D., FICS 

2006. Hardcover, 380 pages, 350 Illustrations, 1 DVD 

ISBN 1-57626-179-4 

Providing comprehensive coverage of motion preservation devices, Nonfusion 

Techniques for the Spine: Motion Preservation and Balance, edited by the preeminent 

leaders, Drs. James H. Maxwell, Steven L. Griffith, and William C. Welch, provides 

surgeons with the cutting-edge information they need to learn about options for 

treatment and to keep pace with growing 

patient demand. This work is truly a collaborative effort; researchers and 

engineers from industry and academia team with spine surgeons and medical 

professionals to provide a well-rounded overview of the clinical and 

technical aspects of motion-preservation technologies and procedures. 

The book is divided into three parts. Part I explores the features and benefits 

of motion-sparing versus motion-limiting devices. Part II focuses on the 

clinical applications for cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spinal implants and 

lumbar augmentation. Step-by-step surgical instruction is presented for each 

procedure. Numerous pre- and postoperative images illustrate the results 

that can be achieved. Part III is devoted to future considerations of total 

disc arthroplasty. To complement the book, a DVD featuring operative 

video and animation of key techniques is included. 

KEY FEATURES 

• Thorough coverage of motion 

preservation devices 

• World-renowned editors and 

contributors from both industry 

and academia 

• Numerous case studies with clinical 

results 

• Step-by-step technique 

• 4-color throughout 

• DVD with operative video and 

animation 

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AN ANATOMIC APPROACH TO MINIMALLY INVASIVE 

SPINE SURGERY (Book and 2 DVDs) 

Edited by Mick J. Perez-Cruet, M.D., M.Sc., Larry T. Khoo, M.D., 

and Richard G. Fessler, M.D., Ph.D. 

2006. Hardcover, 800 pages, 825 illustrations (many in color), 2 DVDs 

ISBN 1-57626-173-5 

What separates the very good clinicians from the truly outstanding ones? 

More often than you might imagine, the difference lies not in technical 

mastery or specific knowledge of disease processes, but in a surgeon’s 

understanding of relevant anatomy. A sound anatomic background helps 

you improve your ability to recognize potential pitfalls and to effectively 

handle problems when complications do arise. 

While there are many atlases and technical references available in the rapidly growing field of spine surgery, most focus 

exclusively on operative technique alone and make only a passing reference to the anatomic considerations that greatly 

influence both short- and long-term outcomes. An Anatomic Approach to Minimal Access Spine Surgery fills this gap by offering 

an anatomically oriented presentation of the latest developments in minimally invasive surgery for the cervical, thoracic, 

and lumbar spine. Each chapter in this comprehensive reference balances clinical anatomy with specific surgical 

applications. Every procedure is described in precise step-by-step fashion and is accompanied by detailed color illustrations 

and intraoperative images which highlight the key steps for performing these techniques safely and effectively. 

Numerous pre- and postoperative images demonstrate the possible results that can be achieved. Instrumentation, monitoring, 

outcome analysis, and complications are also discussed in detail. 

An Anatomic Approach to Minimal Access Spine Surgery is edited by preeminent experts, Dr. Mick Perez-Cruet, Dr. Larry 

Khoo, and Dr. Richard G. Fessler, who are joined by group of outstanding contributors. This comprehensive publication 

is filled with detailed anatomic and clinical information, collected throughout the years of these experts’ experience, to 

help the spine surgeon skillfully execute minimally invasive procedures for each region of the spine. 

Comprehensive chapters are included on the range of minimally invasive spine surgery operations. Of particular importance 

is the chapter on complication avoidance; this invaluable chapter provides the reader with information on potential 

complications and how to avoid them to help ensure safe procedures, improved patient outcomes, and reduced 

healthcare costs. In addition, chapters on minimally invasive fusion and instrumentation (including the Pathfinder and 

the Sextant systems), percutaneous pedicle screw targeting, injection based spine procedures, and artificial disc technology 

present cutting edge developments in the field. 

To enhance the learning experience, two DVDs are included with operative video presenting key techniques discussed in 

the book. 

For the experienced spine surgeon or for those spine surgeons wishing to expand his or her practice to include minimally 

invasive techniques, this book is a must! No other source provides so much sound, practical advice or such complete 

coverage. 

KEY FEATURES: 

• Comprehensive coverage of range of minimally invasive operations 

• Anatomic approaches with clinical correlations 

• World-renowned editors and contributors 

• Focus on complication avoidance 

• Coverage of surgical and nonsurgical techniques 

• Step-by-step surgical technique for all procedures 

• Beautifully illustrated in 4-color 

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ONE HUNDRED ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS EVERY DOCTOR 

SHOULD UNDERSTAND, 2nd Edition 

Edited by Roy A. Meals, M.D., Scott A. Mitchell, M.D. 

2006. Softcover, 394 pages, 290 illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-235-9 

Now available in a completely updated second edition, One Hundred Orthopedic 

Conditions Every Doctor Should Understand is bound to delight and instruct a new 

generation of medical students, residents, orthopedic practitioners, and allied health 

care professionals. 

This fun-to-read, informative book 

encompasses 62 chapters that address 

common conditions that constitute 

most of the musculoskeletal problems 

doctors regularly encounter. Less common conditions are also discussed 

because they can be particularly devastating if not promptly diagnosed 

and treated. Throughout, orthopedic principles are woven into the 

fabric of these updated case studies. 

The book is arranged to stimulate your curiosity and engage you in the 

adventure of investigating each patient with an unknown diagnosis. Your 

mission is to work through the case studies to determine the probable 

causes and the best courses of treatment. For reference and review, the 

index offers a conventional organization of topics and key words. 

TOPICS 

• Common fractures 

• Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis 

• Compartment syndrome 

• Fat embolus 

• Adult respiratory distress 

• Open fractures and joints 

• Bite injuries 

• Pediatric hip conditions 

• Common benign and malignant bone tumors 

• Knee ligament injuries 

• Low back pain including spondylolisthesis 

• Scoliosis 

• Spinal cord injuries 

• Carpal and cubital tunnel syndromes 

• Dupuytren’s contractures 

• Bone disorders including achondroplasia, 

osteogenesis imperfecta, and osteoporosis 

THE POCKET SPINE 

By Camden Whitaker, M.D., Stephen H. Hochschuler, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-210-3 

The Pocket Spine, edited by Camden Whitaker, MD, and Stephen H. Hochschuler, MD, is 

destined to become a favorite resource with all students of spine surgery, whether residents 

in training or experienced practitioners. It is small enough to fit in a lab coat but 

still provides comprehensive information on a wide spectrum of spinal conditions 

encountered in the clinical setting. 

Divided into 11 chapters, this book 

has been carefully organized and 

delivers information in an easy-toread 

format. Each chapter outlines 

the presentation, evaluation, and nonoperative and operative treatment 

options for different spine pathologies from the cervical to the 

lumbar spine. Illustrations as well as charts and tables are included 

for quick reference to important data fields. 

ALSO AVAILABLE IN 

ELECTRONIC FORMAT FOR YOUR PDA! 

KEY FEATURES 

• Compact format offers quick-reference 

coverage 

• Basic concepts are emphasized in 

concise terms 

• Text is supported by a wealth of drawings, 

charts, and tables 

• Easy-to-read outline structure provides a 

logical flow of content 

• Comprehensive range of topics 

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SPINAL DEFORMITY: A GUIDE TO SURGICAL PLANNING 

AND MANAGEMENT 

(Book and 1 DVD) 

Edited by Praveen V. Mummaneni, M.D., Lawrence G. Lenke, M.D., 

Regis W. Haid, Jr., M.D. 

Section Editors: Edward C. Benzel, M.D., Timothy R. Kuklo, M.D., 

Daniel K. Resnick, M.D., Christopher I. Shaffrey, M.D. 

Fall 2007. Hardcover, approx. 550 pages, approx. 700 illustrations, 1 DVD 

ISBN 978-1-57626-189-7 

In the past decade, new instrumentation has spawned a revolution of surgical 

techniques for the treatment of spinal deformity. Edited and authored by worldrenowned 

experts, Spinal Deformity: A Guide to Surgical Planning and Management 

brings you the latest techniques and developments and provides you with the necessary guidance for planning and 

executing surgery for complex spinal deformities. Its comprehensive coverage makes it an essential addition for every 

spine surgeon’s library. 

The book begins with Advances in Spine Technology (Part I) and includes chapters on biomechanics, deformity classification, 

conservative management of spinal deformity, and surgical indications. Subsequent chapters discuss technological 

innovations in spine surgery, including spinal biologics, image guidance, and minimally invasive approaches for 

anterior and posterior spinal fusion. Addressing specific areas of the spine, the remaining Parts - Part II: Cervical Spine, 

Part III: Thoracic Spine, and Part IV: Lumbo-Sacaral Spine - include chapters devoted to surgical techniques for treating 

deformities in these areas as well as for treating deformity at the cervico-thoracic, thoraco-lumbar, and lumbo-sacropelvic 

junctions. Surgical technique chapters focus on state-of-the-art approaches (both open and minimally invasive) 

and instrumentation. 

Many features have been added to make this book a valuable reference tool. There are treatment algorithms for surgical 

techniques, key steps for operative sequences, case studies and long-term results, and annotated key references. Step-bystep 

illustrations and photographs detail each technique and help you understand the nuances of each procedure. An 

accompanying DVD featuring key operative procedures is included. 

There is clearly a wealth of information and much to be learned and applied by surgeons at all levels of expertise. Add 

this useful resource to your library collection today! 

Part I Advances in Spine Technology 

Biomechanics of the Spine 

Lenke Classification System 

Conservative Management of 

Thoracolumbar Deformity 

Spinal Biologics 

Interbody Fixation Options for Deformity 

Image-Guide Spinal Navigation for Scoliosis 

Surgery 

Minimally Invasive Approaches to the 

Cervical Spine 

Thoracoscopy for Anterior Thoracic Spinal 

Access 

Minimally Invasive Approaches to the 

Lumbar Spine 

Part II Servical Spine 

Cervical Thoracic Junction Fixation Options 

Fixation Options in the Occipito-Cervical 

Junction 

Basics of Kyphotic Correction 

Multi-Level ACDF vs. Corpectomy for 

Cervical Kyphosis 

Cervical Osteotomy for Cervical Kyphosis: 

Anterior and Posterior Options 


Principles of Spinal Deformity: A Primer on 

Surgical Management: Cervical 

Ankylosing Spondylitis 

Cervical Laminoplasty 

Part III Thoracic Spine 

Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis and Posterior 

Correction Techniques 

Thoracoscopy and Anterior Correction of 

Adolescent Scoliosis 

Thoracoscopy for Correction of Adult 

Thoracic Scoliosis 

Anatomic vs. Straight Forward Trajectories 

for Thoracic Pedicle Screws 

Thoracic PSO vs. SPO for Posterior 

Treatment of Kyphosis 

Correction of Post-Traumatic TL Junction 

Kyphotic Deformity 

Anterior Minimally Invasive TL Junction 

Corpectomies for Nontraumatic Deformity 

Anterior Minimally Invasive TL Junction 

Corpectomy for Traumatic Deformity 

Treatment of Scheuermann’s Kyphosis 

Posterior Correction of Adult TL Curves 

Anterior and Posterior Correction of 

Thoracic Kyphosis in the Adult 

Combined Anterior and Posterior 

Approaches for Treatment of 

Thoracic/Thoracolumbar Adult Scoliosis 

Part IV Lumbo-Sacral Spine 

Low Grade Spondylolisthesis 

High Grade Lumbar Spondylolisthesis 

Sacropelvic Fixation Options 

Surgical Considerations in the Management 

of Lumbar Degenerative Disease with 

Multiplanar Deformity 

Lumbar Pedicle Subtraction Osteotomy 

Anterior Lumbar Interbody Support Options 

(ALIF, PLIF, TLIF) 

Mini-Open PLIF for Deformity 

Indications for Extension of Lumbar 

Instrumentation into the Sacrum 

Anterior and Posterior Lumbosacral Fixation 

Options 

Spondyloptosis 

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SPORTS-RELATED CONCUSSION 

Edited by Julian E. Bailes, M.D., Mark R. Lovell, Ph.D., Joseph C. Maroon, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-050-X 

Sports-Related Concussion focuses on treating the types of injuries that typically occur from 

sporting events. It begins by explaining the anatomy of concussions and their short- and 

long-term effects. The authors then cover diagnosis, management and prevention, including 

proper helmet designs. Moving into neurological evaluation, the authors discuss testing 

methods and their reliability. The book concludes with an engaging roundtable discussion 

with several popular former Pittsburgh Steelers, including Lynn Swann and Mike Tomczak. 

Their experiences will provide you with easily recognizable cases for counseling athletes of 

all levels. 

THE THORACIC SPINE 

Edited by Edward C. Benzel, M.D., Charles B. Stillerman, M.D. 


ISBN 0-942219-75-9 

The Thoracic Spine is a comprehensive book devoted specifically to traumatic injuries as well as 

many hereditary, metabolic, and degenerative disorders unique to the thoracic region of the 

spine. The book opens with a thorough review of basic science and clinical fundamentals, then 

widens in scope to cover perioperative management, as well as surgical principles and techniques. 

From there, the text takes you straight into the operating room to learn various surgical 

procedures directly from the world’s most respected spine surgeons, who share with you a 

variety of proven approaches to the treatment of spinal deformities, disc herniation, spondylosis, 

vascular malformations, tumors and special conditions such as metabolic disorders, traumatic 

injuries, spinal infections and degenerative diseases. 

Each procedure is not only discussed in clear, step-by-step fashion for direct clinical application, 

but discussions also include the information you need to assess indications correctly, weigh your management options 

and choose treatments that optimize outcomes. Potential pitfalls and complications are addressed, and separate chapters 

are devoted to the unique challenges posed by elderly, pediatric, osteopenic and obese patients. 

EMERGING SPINE SURGERY TECHNOLOGIES: EVIDENCE AND 

FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING NEW TECHNOLOGY 

Edited by Terry P. Corbin, B.S.B.M.E, Patrick J. Connolly, M.D., 

Hansen A. Yuan, M.D., Qi-Bin Bao, Ph.D., Scott D. Boden, M.D. 

2006. Hardcover, 612 pages, approx. 350 illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-138-7 

Evidence-based medicine is now the dominant decision methodology demanded by payers 

of health care. This is where the treatments to be used by tomorrow’s spine surgeon will 

be made or broken. To ensure reimbursement, physicians must have access to scientific 

evidence that a new product is not only safe and effective but also appropriate for a 

specific condition. This comprehensive book provides a solid evidence-based foundation for 

evaluating the exciting new developments in spine surgery. It is essential reading for 

all spine surgeons. 

Chapters preview the promising developments in biologic and tissue engineering as applicable to spine fusion, repair 

and regeneration of the intervertebral disc, and spinal cord repair and regeneration. Chapters on surgical navigation are 

also included. Step-by-step descriptions for the range of surgical technique for spinal implants and disc replacements 

explain the nuances of each echnique. Numerous photographs and radiographs as well as boxes and tables add further 

detail. In addition, tips and tricks, problems and complications, and results and benefits are discussed. For devices still 

in clinical trial, authors discuss the testing done to date and trial results. 

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SPINAL ARTHROPLASTY: A NEW ERA IN SPINE CARE 

Edited by Richard D. Guyer, M.D., Jack E. Zigler, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-190-5 

Spinal Arthroplasty: A New Era In Spine Care provides an overview of the philosophy 

of motion-sparing technology in the evolving arena of spinal arthroplasty. This book 

describes the type of patients being treated with these devices, the historical development 

of the implants, the techniques and technologies of spinal arthroplasty, the clinical 

results, and a preview of the possibilities for the next generation of treatments. The 

contributing authors are experts in their respective areas of spinal arthroplasty. 

The experience and wisdom the editors and authors share give the reader a balanced 

understanding of the importance of motion preservation and stability in the management 

of degenerative disease. Spinal Arthroplasty: A New Era In Spinal Care will serve as 

an introduction to the less experienced in this philosophy of care as well as a reference tool for more experienced spinal 

care providers endeavoring to gain a greater understanding of the science which supports the preservation of motion in 

spinal reconstruction. 

DIALOGUES IN NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY 

Edited by Mark N. Hadley, M.D., Daniel L. Barrow, M.D. 


ISBN 0-942219-76-7 

A variety of wide-ranging clinical dilemmas are presented and debated in round-table 

fashion by neurosurgeons known for their expertise. The discussions are lively, and the 

informal nature of the format encourages candid sharing of views. 

LUMBAR INTERBODY FUSION TECHNIQUES: 

CAGES, DOWELS, AND GRAFTS 

Edited by Regis W. Haid, Jr., M.D., Richard G. Fessler, M.D. Ph.D., 

Mark R. McLaughlin, M.D. 


ISBN: 1-57626-121-2 

Lumbar Interbody Fusion Techniques: Cages, Dowels, and Grafts is an essential reference 

presenting various techniques in lumbar interbody fusion to help restore sagittal balance, 

promote fusion, eliminate segmental instability, and decrease pain. 

This comprehensive text is written and edited by the leading neurosurgeons and orthopaedic 

surgeons associated with designing the instruments and fusion devices key to these 

new techniques. Both anterior and posterior approaches are presented with numerous 

step-by-step illustrations detailing individual techniques as well as necessary instrumentation systems. Aided by these 

images, surgeons will gain the skills and confidence to perform a variety of procedures using bone, carbon fiber and 

metallic implants. This book also provides information on techniques and technology as well as detailed information on 

surgical outcomes and future applications. 

This book is also available on CD–all of the text and illustrations from the book are included along with bookmarks 

that make locating information easy. 

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THE FRACTURED SCAPHOID 

By Timothy Herbert, M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S., F.R.A.C.S. 

1990. Hardcover, 202 pages, 255 illustrations (40 in color) 

ISBN 0-942219-06-6 

The Fractured Scaphoid offers a clinical approach to the successful treatment of this 

common, potentially troublesome wrist injury. Dr. Timothy Herbert, a leading authority on 

scaphoid fractures, shares his insights and techniques in this engagingly written, 

liberally illustrated volume. 

NEUROSURGICAL ESSENTIALS 

By Rahul Jandial, M.D. with Henry E. Aryan, M.D., Peter Nakaji, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-182-4 

Neurological surgery is a rapidly evolving field, presenting neurosurgeons with important 

and complex challenges. This comprehensive yet concise pocket handbook presents the 

differential diagnosis, evaluation, operative risks, and treatment for a wide range of neurological 

conditions. It will serve as a guide for a host of audiences, as a quick reference for 

neurologists, psychiatrists, and general surgeons, and as an introduction providing the 

fundamentals of diagnosis and treatment of neurosurgical patients for medical students, 

surgical interns, house staff, and nurses. Fully illustrated with MRIs, CT scans, and labeled 

anatomical drawings, this invaluable handbook also provides questions and answers and 

surgical pearls in each chapter. 

Neurosurgical Essentials promotes understanding and encourages further exploration toward additional neurosurgical 

advances. Don’t miss out on this excellent resource! 

MODERN ANTERIOR SCOLIOSIS SURGERY (Book and 2 DVDs) 

Edited by Lawrence Lenke, M.D., Randal Betz, M.D., Jürgen Harms, M.D. 

2004. Hardcover, 750 pages, 565 illustrations (many in color), 2 DVDs 

ISBN 1-57626-134-4 

Written by leaders in the field, Modern Anterior Scoliosis Surgery is the first book to 

provide an in-depth evaluation of anterior surgery from a technique-oriented approach 

for the treatment of various scoliosis deformities. Comprehensive coverage includes 

historical aspects, preoperative evaluation, surgical techniques, and postoperative 

follow-up. The authors provide a solid foundation for successful decision making in 

treating spinal deformities and furnish a comprehensive “how to” approach to the 

technical aspects of anterior scoliosis surgery. Both adult and pediatric issues are 

identified and discussed. Although all-inclusive, chapters have been kept short and concise for easy reference. Numerous 

technical diagrams and drawings demonstrate surgical techniques, guiding the reader step-by-step through each 

procedure. To compliment this book, two DVDs with operative video are included. 

This book’s wealth of information makes it a “must have” for surgeons providing care to patients with scoliosis and 

other spinal deformities. No other single source delivers so much sound, practical advice or such complete coverage. 

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NONFUSION TECHNIQUES FOR THE SPINE: 

MOTION PRESERVATION AND BALANCE (Book and 1 DVD) 

Edited by James H. Maxwell, M.D., Steven L. Griffith, Ph.D., 

and William C. Welch, M.D., FICS 

2006. Hardcover, 3800 pages, 350 Illustrations, 1 DVD 

ISBN 1-57626-179-4 

treatment and to keep pace with 

growing patient demand. This work 

is truly a collaborative effort; researchers and engineers from industry and 

academia team with spine surgeons and medical professionals to provide 

a well-rounded overview of the clinical and technical aspects of motionpreservation 

technologies and procedures. 

Providing comprehensive coverage of motion preservation devices, Nonfusion 

Techniques for the Spine: Motion Preservation and Balance, edited by the preeminent 

leaders, Drs. James H. Maxwell, Steven L. Griffith, and William C. Welch, provides 

surgeons with the cutting-edge information they need to learn about options for 

The book is divided into three parts. Part I explores the features and benefits 

of motion-sparing versus motion-limiting devices. Part II focuses on the 

clinical applications for cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spinal implants and 

lumbar augmentation. Step-by-step surgical instruction is presented for each 

procedure. Numerous pre- and postoperative images illustrate the results 

that can be achieved. Part III is devoted to future considerations of total 

disc arthroplasty. To complement the book, a DVD featuring operative 

video and animation of key techniques is included. 

KEY FEATURES 

• Thorough coverage of motion 

preservation devices 

• World-renowned editors and 

contributors from both industry 

and academia 

• Numerous case studies with clinical 

results 

• Step-by-step technique 

• 4-color throughout 

• DVD with operative video and 

animation 

ONE HUNDRED ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS EVERY DOCTOR 

SHOULD UNDERSTAND, 2nd Edition 

Edited by Roy A. Meals, M.D., Scott A. Mitchell, M.D. 

2006. Softcover, approx. 393 pages, 290 illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-235-9 

Now available in a completely updated second edition, One Hundred Orthopedic Conditions 

Every Doctor Should Understand is bound to delight and instruct a new generation of medical 

students, residents, orthopedic practitioners, 

and allied health care professionals. 

This fun-to-read, informative book encompasses 

62 chapters that address common 

conditions that constitute most of the musculoskeletal problems doctors 

regularly encounter. Less common conditions are also discussed because 

they can be particularly devastating if not promptly diagnosed and 

treated. Throughout, orthopedic principles are woven into the fabric 

of these updated case studies. 

The book is arranged to stimulate your curiosity and engage you in the 

adventure of investigating each patient with an unknown diagnosis. Your 

mission is to work through the case studies to determine the probable 

causes and the best courses of treatment. For reference and review, the 

index offers a conventional organization of topics and key words. 

TOPICS 

• Common fractures 

• Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis 

• Compartment syndrome 

• Fat embolus 

• Adult respiratory distress 

• Open fractures and joints 

• Bite injuries 

• Pediatric hip conditions 

• Common benign and malignant bone tumors 

• Knee ligament injuries 

• Low back pain including spondylolisthesis 

• Scoliosis 

• Spinal cord injuries 

• Carpal and cubital tunnel syndromes 

• Dupuytren’s contractures 

• Bone disorders including achondroplasia, 

osteogenesis imperfecta, and osteoporosis 

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AN ANATOMIC APPROACH TO MINIMALLY 

INVASIVE SPINE SURGERY (Book and 2 DVDs) 

Edited by Mick J. Perez-Cruet, M.D., M.Sc., Larry T. Khoo, M.D., 

and Richard G. Fessler, M.D., Ph.D. 

2006. Hardcover, 800 pages, 825 illustrations (most in color), 2 DVDs 

ISBN 1-57626-173-5 

An Anatomic Approach to Minimal Access Spine Surgery provides an anatomically 

oriented presentation of the latest developments in minimally invasive surgery for 

the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine. Each chapter balances clinical anatomy 

with specific surgical applications. Every procedure is described in precise step-bystep 

fashion and is accompanied by detailed color illustrations and intraoperative 

images which highlight the key steps for performing these techniques safely and 

effectively. Numerous pre- and postoperative images demonstrate the possible 

results that can be achieved. Instrumentation, monitoring, outcome analysis, and complications are also discussed in detail. 

An Anatomic Approach to Minimal Access Spine Surgery is edited by preeminent experts, Dr. Mick Perez-Cruet, Dr. Larry 

Khoo, and Dr. Richard G. Fessler, who are joined by group of outstanding contributors. Comprehensive chapters are 

included on the range of minimally invasive spine surgery operations. 

Of particular importance is the chapter on complication 

avoidance; this invaluable chapter provides the reader with information 

on potential complications and how to avoid them to help 

ensure safe procedures, improved patient outcomes, and reduced 

healthcare costs. In addition, chapters on minimally invasive fusion 

and instrumentation (including the Pathfinder and the Sextant systems), 

percutaneous pedicle screw targeting, injection based spine 

procedures, and artificial disc technology present cutting edge 

developments in the field. 

To enhance the learning experience, two DVDs are included with 

operative video presenting key techniques discussed in the book. 

KEY FEATURES 

• Comprehensive coverage of range of minimally 

invasive operations 

• Anatomic approaches with clinical correlations 

• World-renowned editors and contributors 

• Focus on complication avoidance 

• Coverage of surgical and nonsurgical techniques 

• Step-by-step surgical technique for all procedures 

• Beautifully illustrated in 4-color 

OUTPATIENT SPINAL SURGERY 

Edited by Mick J. Perez-Cruet, M.D., M.Sc., Richard G. Fessler, M.D., Ph.D. 

2002. Hardcover, 311 pages, 150 illustrations (most in color) 

ISBN 1-57626-137-9 

There's no end in sight to the increasing demand for minimally invasive spinal treatment. 

Surgeons love the advancing techniques and improved instrumentation with which they can 

address a widening range of indications; informed patients actively seek the benefits of 

reduced scarring and a faster return to work; and health maintenance organizations favor 

ambulatory surgery for its cost containment advantage. 

Outpatient Spinal Surgery is a comprehensive, illustrated reference to the operative techniques 

of surgery from the cervical to the lumbar spine that can be performed on an ambulatory 

basis. It is also a detailed guide to the bottom-line business aspects of establishing, managing and marketing a successful 

outpatient spinal center that consistently delivers quality outcomes. 

Operative techniques—described by the leading experts who perfected them—are presented with straightforward 

instructions to facilitate rapid learning. Each procedure is accompanied by detailed illustrations and a step-by-step diagram. 

The authors note anomalies which may be encountered and how they are best managed, and comment on surgical 

equipment and instrumentation. 

The logistics and economics of establishing an ambulatory clinic are examined as well. Design and staffing, record keeping 

and outcomes analysis, relationships with insurers, regulatory and licensing considerations, competitive 

pricing and advertising, and additional aspects of the business side are covered extensively. 

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ATLAS OF MINIMAL ACCESS SPINE SURGERY, 2nd Edition (Book and 2 CDs) 

Edited by John J. Regan, M.D., Isador H. Lieberman, M.D. 

2004. Hardcover, 565 pages, 500 illustrations (most in color), 2 CDs 

ISBN 1-57626-100-X 

The first edition of Atlas of Endoscopic Spine Surgery was hailed as a landmark publication 

and was the first book to describe and illustrate the techniques for minimally 

invasive procedures for the spine. The second edition builds on the enormous success 

of the first. It has been totally revised and substantially expanded to reflect the new 

advances and techniques in this rapidly evolving field. Written and edited by internationally 

respected endoscopic surgeons, this comprehensive text provides expert 

advice and step-by-step operative guidance to the full range of minimal access spine 

surgery techniques including procedures for endoscopic scoliosis correction, microendoscopic 

discectomy, and advances in artificial disc replacement. Hundreds of illustrations, mostly in color, detail the 

anatomic structures and steps of each procedure. The authors also discuss anesthetic considerations, indications and contraindications, 

equipment, instrumentation and surgical systems, complications, outcomes, and much more. The two 

accompaning CDs present live video of the operative techniques described in the book as well as operating room setup, 

equipment and instrumentation, as well as tips, tricks, and caveats. 

This book will help you meet patient demand for minimal access spine surgery. With smaller incisions, less pain, substantial 

savings in healthcare dollars, a quicker healing process, shorter hospital stays, and lower morbidity, the patient 

benefits are innumerable. 

HARD FACTS IN ORTHOPAEDICS 

By Robert C. Schenck, Jr., M.D. 


ISBN 0-942219-46-5 

Hard Facts in Orthopaedics is a synopsis of musculoskeletal anatomy and surgical 

exposures for the student and resident. Pictorial descriptions of anatomy make this 

book a useful reference for study and daily practice. A comprehensive description of 

fracture classification systems is outlined for quick and accurate reference. The book 

also includes a description of metabolic bone disease with definitions and a basic 

discussion for the young orthopaedist. 

HEAD INJURY: INFORMATION AND ANSWERS 

TO COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS 

By Christopher D. Sturm, M.D., Thomas R. Forget, M.D., Janet L. Sturm, R.N. 


ISBN 1-57626-096-8 

Head injury can quickly thrust families into a situation filled with fear, confusion, and 

uncertainty. They are forced to make critical decisions at a time of severe emotional 

stress, and many times are unable to effectively communicate with medical personnel. 

Over a period of several months, intensive care nurses and doctors from one of the 

country’s leading head injury centers noted the most common questions asked by 

families and patients. Their direct, common sense answers give comfort to those 

supporting the patient on the journey to recovery. 

This book is a great educational tool. Its easy reading style and clear illustrations help 

patients and their families cope with the changes that are about to occur in their lives. 

It also helps facilitate communication between the family and the health care team. 

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NEUROSURGICAL REVIEW 

Edited by Christopher D. Sturm, M.D., Thomas R. Forget, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-115-8 

Neurosurgical Review is a true study guide based on real-life board exam experiences. It helps 

you focus on the subjects and concepts that are important for passing the exams, rather than 

just being a simple question-and-answer book. It is organized in the same way as the exam 

itself, so that you will be comfortable at test time. The two greatest strengths of the book are its 

outline form and its index. The outline form allows you to gauge your progress through the 

review without getting lost in the confusing details that make so many texts inefficient for 

reviewing. The index is very detailed, allowing you to quickly find the material you seek. 




ISBN 1-57626-210-3 

The Pocket Spine, edited by Camden Whitaker, MD, and Stephen H. Hochschuler, MD, is 

destined to become a favorite resource with all students of spine surgery, whether residents 

in training or experienced practitioners. It is small enough to fit in a lab coat but still provides 

comprehensive information on a wide spectrum of spinal conditions encountered in the 

clinical setting. 

Divided into 11 chapters, this book has been carefully 

organized and delivers information in an easy-to-read 

format. Each chapter outlines the presentation, evaluation, 

and nonoperative and operative treatment options 

for different spine pathologies from the cervical to the 

lumbar spine. Illustrations as well as charts and tables 

are included for quick reference to important data fields. 

KEY FEATURES 

• Compact format offers quick-reference coverage 

• Basic concepts are emphasized in concise terms 

• Text is supported by a wealth of drawings, charts, and tables 

• Easy-to-read outline structure provides a logical flow of content 


• Available in electronic format for PDAs 

ANTERIOR APPROACHES TO THE SPINE 

Edited by Thomas A. Zdeblick, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-001-1 

This comprehensive, useful reference provides essential clinical information for planning and 

performing the full spectrum of anterior spine surgeries. Here, in one convenient volume, 

you’ll receive expert, step-by-step guidance in both open and endoscopic procedures, as well 

as instruction in relevant anatomy, instrumentation, and underlying principles. 

The book is divided into three general sections and covers a host of common and rare cervical, 

thoracic, and lumbar diseases requiring anterior access. Individual chapters within each section 

bring you straight into the operating room with detailed descriptions of specific surgical techniques as they are performed 

by today’s leading authorities. 

Together with Dr. Zdeblick and other widely recognized surgeons such as Drs. Paul Anderson and John Regan, you’ll 

examine specific cases, review pertinent indications, weigh treatment options, select the appropriate approaches, and deal 

with any complications that arise during the course of surgery. Along the way, you’ll not only garner concrete technical 

knowledge that applies directly to your daily practice, but also pick up valuable tips that will help you optimize outcomes 

and avoid pitfalls in the OR. 

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NEW CLINICAL SERIES 

ROUNDTABLES IN SPINE SURGERY 


ISBN P1552-4124 

Roundtables in Spine Surgery is an innovative journal that closely examines a different 

aspect of spine surgery in every illustrated issue. Each installment begins with a series of 

keynote chapters that address everything from the nuances of basic technique to critical 

advancements in technology with the potential to alter the surgical standards of tomorrow. 

Then, in a Roundtable, a rotating panel of distinguished experts exchange views on the 

featured topic, bringing their own experiences to bear in candid fashion. The roundtable 

reflects the energetic point-counterpoint that follows whenever dedicated surgeons are 

invited to explore noteworthy, often provocative topics in the company of their peers. 

Finally, a Category 1 Continuing Medical Education assessment test is provided with 

every issue. 


P1552-4124 Vol 1 Number 1 Spine Biomechanics 

P1552-412412 Vol 1 Number 2 Complications and Revision Strategies in Lumbar Spine Arthroplasty 

P1552-412413 Vol 1 Number 3 Current Controversies in Cervical Spine Surgery 

P1552-412414 Vol 1 Number 4 Long-Term Results of Lumbar Arthroplasty 

P1552-412415 Vol 2 Number 1 Recent Advances in Cervical Arthroplasty 

P1552-412416 Vol 2 Number 1 Advanced Spinal Deformity 

CONTROVERSIES IN SPINE SURGERY: 

SURGICAL TECHNIQUES AND MEDICAL TREATMENT 

Edited by Thomas A. Zdeblick, M.D., Edward C. Benzel, M.D., 

Paul A. Anderson, M.D., Charles B. Stillerman, M.D. 

Volume 1: 1999. Hardcover, 344 pages, 150 illustrations. ISBN 1-57626-002-X 

Volume 2: 2002. Hardcover, 324 pages, 200 illustrations. ISBN 1-57626-143-3 

Health care practitioners from a range of disciplines have contributed within the last 

decade many innovative approaches to spine surgery. A surgeon performing on the 

cusp can treat a wider variety of spinal disorders today, but must choose from methods 

which can appear to have contradictory rationales. 

Each volume in the Controversies in Spine Surgery series presents eight or more specific 

clinical problems, then invites advocates of current treatment strategies to make a case 

for their choice. In this generously illustrated forum, world-leading orthopedic and neurologic spine surgeons describe 

the successes they have achieved with radically different approaches. They detail their methods, acknowledge dissenting 

opinions, and defend their decisions. 

Treatments discussed in this far-reaching series remain the subject of debate. The editors make no judgments in this 

provocative series. The relative merits are clearly laid out for your examination; the most valuable conclusions drawn 

will be your own. 

Choosing among competing methods becomes easier with these candid and balanced presentations. You'll be able to 

offer more thorough counseling for patients' informed consent, efficiently revise and refine current treatment strategies, 

and expand the scope of treatments you can apply to a greater variety of spinal disorders. 

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DIGITAL MEDIA 

LUMBAR INTERBODY FUSION TECHNIQUES: CAGES, DOWELS, 

AND GRAFTS - CD 

Edited by Regis Haid, M.D., Richard G. Fessler, M.D., Mark R. McLaughlin, M.D. 

2002. 350 pages, 200 illustrations 

ISBN: 1-57626-121-2 

This book is now available on CD–all of the text and illustrations from the book 

are included along with bookmarks that make locating information easy. 

Lumbar Interbody Fusion Techniques: Cages, Dowels, and Grafts is an essential 

reference presenting various techniques in lumbar interbody fusion to help restore sagittal balance, promote fusion, 

eliminate segmental instability, and decrease pain. 

This comprehensive text is written and edited by the leading neurosurgeons and orthopaedic surgeons associated with 

designing the instruments and fusion devices key to these new techniques. Both anterior and posterior approaches are 

presented with numerous step-by-step illustrations detailing individual techniques as well as necessary instrumentation 

systems. Aided by these images, surgeons will gain the skills and confidence to perform a variety of procedures using 

bone, carbon fiber and metallic implants. This CD also provides information on techniques and technology as well as 

detailed information on surgical outcomes and future applications. 

LAPAROSCOPIC LUMBAR FUSION: 

INNOVATIONS IN SPINE SURGERY 

By John J. Regan, M.D. 

1999. CD-ROM, PC/MAC compatible 

ISBN: 1-57626-010-0 

Over the past decade, minimally invasive alternatives to conventional surgery have 

been developed for a wide range of spinal procedures, including many operations 

once deemed too complex or problematic for laparoscopic treatment. To help the 

surgeon keep current in this rapidly changing landscape, this instructional CD-ROM 

offers interactive training in various laparoscopic procedures. Unlike a book or video that has been dumped onto a disc, 

this learning tool is incredibly fast and easy to navigate, allowing the surgeon to move quickly between sections, readily 

access multiple techniques, and instantly review any section of a given surgical procedure. This CD-ROM can be used as a 

comprehensive guide to the entire subject or as a means of efficiently reviewing a specific procedure prior to surgery. 

Video Perspectives in Neurological Surgery 

This video series takes the viewer into the operating rooms of expert surgeons to 

examine and compare different surgical approaches to specific problems. The viewer 

can watch the actual surgical procedures as they are performed and narrated by the 

experts. The emphasis is on the technical aspects of the procedures, and the focus 

throughout is on various topics of common problems, and controversial issues. 

TITLE TIME ISBN 

Anterior Approaches to Cervical Discs and Osteophytes 60 minutes 1-57626-061-5 

Surgical Treatment of Median Nerve Entrapment at the Carpal Tunnel 30 minutes 1-57626-062-3 

Surgical Management of Anterior Circulation Intracranial Aneurysms 60 minutes 1-57626-031-1 

Surgical Management of Convexity Meningiomas 60 minutes 1-57626-032-1 

Carotid Endarterectomy: Conventional and Microscopic Approaches 60 minutes 0-942219-93-7 

Entire 5-Video Set 270 minutes 1-57626-220-0 

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General Surgery, Surgical Oncology, & Urology 


CUTANEOUS MELANOMA, 4th Edition 

Edited by Charles M. Balch, M.D., Alan N. Houghton, M.D., 

Arthur J. Sober, M.D., Seng-jaw Soong, Ph.D. 

2003. Hardcover. 750 pages, 450 illustrations (many in color) 

ISBN 1-57626-159-X 

Hailed as “a classic” by the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, this latest edition of 

Cutaneous Melanoma has been extensively revised and updated by the world’s leading 

experts. The authors, who have conducted the major clinical melanoma trials, 

present evidence-based standards of care along with statistical editorial input drawn 

from an expanded database of more than 20,000 patient outcomes at major melanoma 

centers throughout the world. Now in its fourth edition, this book is considered an 

essential reference on melanoma and provides the standard of care that is used 

throughout the world. It spans the entire spectrum of the disease, from in situ 

melanoma to advanced stages of metastatic disease. It also incorporates the basic 

principles of diagnosis and pathologic examination with treatment approaches for the disease’s many clinical presentations. 

This book provides a balanced perspective of the risks and benefits involved in each treatment modality and how 

these can be optimized in various clinical settings. 

BENEFITS AND KEY FEATURES: 

• Comprehensive and authoritative text on cutaneous 

melanoma 

• Covers all aspects of practice from prevention 

to treatment for advanced disease 

• Reference source for all disciplines involved in the 

treatment of melanoma patients, including dermatologists, 

surgeons, plastic surgeons, radiation oncologists, 

and medical oncologists 

• Complete coverage of epidemiology, biology, and 

genetics of melanoma 

• Virtually every chapter completely rewritten and 

updated 

• Unique color atlas of clinical presentations 

• Contains information from melanoma clinical trials 

• Written by the leading experts on melanoma 

worldwide 

• Thirteen new chapters and over 175 additional pages 

MANAGEMENT OF INFECTED ARTERIAL GRAFTS 

Edited by Keith D. Calligaro, M.D., Frank J. Veith, M.D. 


ISBN 0-942219-57-0 

This work provides critical information for vascular and general surgeons confronted 

with this undesirable situation. Leading experts share their experience in diagnosing 

and treating aortic and peripheral graft infections. Various treatment options are 

discussed and guidelines are provided for selecting the appropriate management 

protocol. Graft infections are unpredictable and challenging––be prepared with this 

convenient, single-source reference! 

ABRIDGED CONTENTS: 

Thoracoabdominal Graft Infections • Total Prosthetic Graft Excision and Extra-Anatomic 

Bypass • Autogenous Conduits in the Management of Prosthetic Aortic Graft Infection • 

Retroperitoneal In-line Aortic Bypass of Infrarenal Grafts • Abdominal Aortic Graft 

Excision and In Situ Allograft Replacement • New Option for Treatment of Infected Aortic 

Prostheses: The NAIS Operation • The Role of In Situ Graft Replacement in Abdominal 

Aortic Infections • In Situ Prosthetic Graft Replacement for Coagulase-Negative 

Staphylococci Infection • Management of Arterial Graft Infections in the Lower Extremity 

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THYROID CANCER: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT 

Edited by Orlo H. Clark, M.D., Shiro Noguchi, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-116-6 

There is general agreement on the evaluation of the patient with a thyroid nodule. But controversy 

continues regarding the extent of thyroid gland resection, the need for central or 

lateral neck dissection, the use of postoperative radioiodine therapy, external radiation therapy, 

and TSH suppressive therapy. Thyroid Cancer addresses these issues by contrasting various 

approaches to management of thyroid nodules and thyroid cancer as practiced both in 

the United States and in Japan. The information you need to make the best choice about 

appropriate treatment and optimal timing is here: illustrated techniques; optimal treatment 

strategies; advances in molecular biology; and essential clinical information. 

LAPAROSCOPIC UROLOGY 

By Ralph V. Clayman, M.D., Elspeth M. McDougall, M.D. 


ISBN 0-942219-41-4 

Laparoscopic Urology guides the surgeon step-by-step through the basics and surgical techniques 

used to treat urologic disorders. Written by the leaders in the field, this book contains helpful 

information on urologic laparoscopic surgery, including post laparoscopic patient management 

and complications, and furnishes the surgeon with the practical clinical advice needed to incorporate 

laparoscopic techniques into their practice. 

WHEN TO REFER TO A SURGEON 

Edited by Susan Galandiuk, M.D., Mary B. Carter, M.D., Ph.D., Margaret Abby, B.A. 

2001. Softcover, 200 pages,175 illustrations. 

ISBN: 1-57626-016-X 

Providing quality care cost-effectively is the driving force in health care today. This reference 

has been designed expressly for the primary care physician and offers the necessary guidelines 

to follow when determining if a patient should be referred to a specialist. Information is 

organized in a symptom-based approach to differential diagnosis with primary headings at 

the beginning of each chapter leading the reader directly to the desired topics. Both adult 

and pediatric issues are addressed, and important material is presented in a simple bulleted 

lists for quick access and easy readability. 

VARICOSE VEINS AND TELANGIECTASIAS: DIAGNOSIS 

AND TREATMENT, 2nd Edition 

Edited by Mitchel P. Goldman, M.D., Robert A. Weiss, M.D., 

and John J. Bergan, M.D., F.R.C.S. (Hon.) 


ISBN 1-57626-097-6 

The best-selling first edition of this book revolutionized the treatment of varicose veins and 

telangiectasias. This second edition was written to bring together current facts, theories, and 

observations that guide physicians in the care of patients with varicose veins and telangiectasias. 

Written by a world-renowned team of vascular surgeons, cosmetic surgeons, and 

phlebologists, it focuses on the practical management of venous insufficiencies. From the 

anatomy of veins, to the various technologies for diagnosis and treatment, to the management 

of complex cases, the authors provide a solid foundation for successful decision-making in treating varicose veins 

and telangiectasias. 

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MANAGEMENT OF METASTATIC DISEASE 

TO THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM 

Edited by John P. Heiner, M.D., Timothy J. Kinsella, M.D., 

Thomas A. Zdeblick, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-088-7 

Increasing survival rates for cancer patients have significant implications in their 

sustained care. Complications of skeletal metastatic disease are a growing source of 

morbidity for cancer patients now living longer. Decreasing patients’ pain, increasing 

mobility, and improving their quality of life requires the aggressive intervention and 

seamless cooperation of many specialists. Management of Metastatic Disease to the 

Musculoskeletal System puts diverse health care providers on the same page with the 

information necessary to coordinate this challenging therapeutic interaction. 

Written in a multidisciplinary perspective by contributors from major cancer centers 

across the country, this single authoritative reference presents the interdependent therapies that may be needed. Detailed 

instruction regarding site-specific disease as well as information about the prognosis and treatment of specific tumors 

are provided; chemotherapy and radiation therapy, surgical and palliative treatment options are evaluated; and possible 

complications, such as fixation failure and wound healing following radiation, are also discussed. 

KEY FEATURES: 

• Twenty-seven chapters addressing specific cancers with discussions of specific axial and peripheral bone metastases 

• Problem-solving focus on anatomical sites, including skull base, orbit, spinal pelvis, femurs, arm, shoulder, and soft tissue 

• Final chapters address possible complications of the therapies, such as fixation failure and wound healing following radiation 

• Information pertinent to broad range of experts, including the cancer specialist, radiotherapist, orthopedic surgeon, and internist 

DIAGNOSING AND TREATING ARRHYTHMIAS MADE EASY 

By Glenn N. Levine, M.D. 



Arrhythmias can be difficult to diagnose because of the subjective interpretation 

of the underlying clinical data. This book was written to help physicians and health 

professionals of all disciplines to diagnose and treat arrhythmias before they become 

part of a larger problem. 

The technical jargon in this book has been reduced to a level that non-specialists 

can easily digest. We’ve removed most of the mystery surrounding the techniques, 

medication, and equipment involved in diagnosing arrhythmias. What’s left is an 

enjoyable (some say “fun to read”) booklet that is essential to better diagnosis and 

treatment. 

The book covers the three most common tachycardias: narrow complex regular, narrow complex irregular, and wide 

complex. The last section illustrates a series of patient cases with their attendant rhythm strips. You are asked to review 

the facts and make a diagnosis. 

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PROGNOSIS AND OUTCOMES IN SURGICAL DISEASES 

Edited by Daniel P. McKellar, M.D., Richard B. Reiling, M.D., Ben Eiseman, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-101-8 

Prognosis and Outcomes in Surgical Diseases is an indispensible reference that will 

not only help you save time and optimize outcomes, but also facilitate the 

informed consent process with surgical patients under your care. This book is 

unique for both its wide-ranging scope and problem-solving approach. In a 

single convenient volume, you gain immediate access to concise, algorithmic 

presentations of expected outcomes for the surgical treatment of more than 150 

different conditions, covering 95% of all conditions a surgeon may encounter. 

Information that used to take hours to uncover is now at your fingertips— and accessible at a glance. Furthermore, it 

is supplied by over 150 world renowned experts. Just open the text to the appropriate section, scan the algorithm to 

assess your options, and consult the shaded outcomes to weigh the pros and cons of the various treatments. For ease 

of reference, each disorder commands its own two-page spread, allowing you (and your patient) to compare and 

contrast therapies quickly, clearly, and objectively. 

MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY OF THE FOREGUT 

Edited by Jeffrey H. Peters, M.D., Tom R. DeMeester, M.D. 


ISBN 0-942219-62-7 

This outstanding book about minimally invasive surgery is written and edited by 

surgeons who are world-renowned experts in foregut surgery––not just experts in 

laparoscopy––thus providing a depth of experience not available elsewhere. Minimally 

Invasive Surgery of the Foregut focuses not only on the technical aspects of minimally 

invasive operative techniques, but also on diagnostic methods and patient selection. 

MANAGING IN ACADEMICS: A HEALTH CENTER MODEL 

By Jill Ridky, Ph.D., George F. Sheldon, M.D. 


ISBN 0-942219-11-2 

As medicine becomes more of a business, sound management practices become increasingly 

important. This book provides the basic information needed by all health care providers. It is 

essential reading for all physicians whether department chiefs or private practitioners and 

for hospital administrators and business managers interested in honing their management 

skills and organizing their businesses or departments effectively. 

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SURGICAL REFLECTIONS: IMAGES IN PAINT AND PROSE 

By Seymour I. Schwartz, M.D., Joe Wilder, M.D. 

1993. Hardcover, 183 pages, 110 illustrations 

ISBN 0-942219-48-1 

In this one-of-a-kind work, Drs. Schwarts and Wilder combined their extraordinary talents to 

portray in both words and images the artistry, science, and holistic aspects of medicine. From 

the spectrum of Dr. Wilder’s works, paintings have been selected to form a resonant counterpoint 

to Dr. Schwartz’s contemplative essays. Together they form a unique combination of 

personal interpretation on a range of subjects. 

Dr. Schwartz’s thought-provoking essays cover topics as various as the development of the 

Gregorian calendar, the economics of health care, laparoscopic surgery, the nature of pain, 

and the characteristics of a surgeon. Dr. Wilder’s paintings include celebrated athletes 

performing remarkable feats; the sensual, sleek lines of racing cars; quietly emotional or vividly dramatic intraoperative 

scenes; and succulent fruits and a harvest of viands. 

ESSENTIALS OF LAPAROSCOPY 

Edited by Nathaniel J. Soper, M.D., Randall R. Odem, M.D., 

Ralph V. Clayman, M.D., Elspeth M. McDougall, M.D. 


ISBN 0-942219-53-8 

Essentials of Laparoscopy is a basic primer that provides the information necessary to any surgeon 

performing surgical laparoscopy and to the support staff assisting in these procedures. 

This practical guide provides you with the information you need on basic techniques, instrumentation, 

and complications unique to laparoscopy. Residents, fellows, nurses, physician 

assistants, and many surgeons already trained in laparoscopic surgery will benefit by 

reviewing the detailed chapters covering all aspects of basic laparoscopy. More than 250 

original line drawings clarify each laparoscopic principle. 

CURRENT CRITICAL PROBLEMS IN VASCULAR SURGERY 

Volumes 2-8 

Edited by Frank J. Veith, M.D. 

This seried provides useful information in the field of vascular surgery from 

1990 through 1998. Drawn from information presented at the annual Montefiore- 

Einstein Vascular Symposia, it includes contributions from the world’s leading 

vascular surgeons and offers coverage of techniques and approaches for treating 

vascular disease. No vascular surgeon or researcher should be without these 

comprehensive volumes. 

Hundreds of articles and papers 

dealing with vascular surgery! 

Volume # Date Pgs. Ills. ISBN# 

8 1998 520 225 1-57626-024-0 

7 1996 520 225 0-942219-07-4 

6 1994 452 281 0-942219-42-2 

5 1994 468 251 0-942219-54-6 

4 1993 470 246 0-942219-39-2 

3 1992 443 266 0-942219-24-4 

2 1990 475 188 0-942219-19-8 

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A HEART SURGEON'S LITTLE INSTRUCTION BOOK 



ISBN 0-942219-97-X 

This Little Instruction Book is destined to be the topic of conversation in ORs 

everywhere. Wit, wisdom, and sage advice are furnished to the surgical team 

via 452 one-liners. These tidbits of information will cause the whole surgical 

team to reflect, chuckle, and even re-evaluate their bedside manner. These 

thought-provoking, yet witty quotes promise to keep the surgical team 

in stitches. 




ISBN 1-57626-082-8 


provides a welcome relief. Dr. Waters was asked by hundreds of readers of his 

first book, A Heart Surgeon’s Little Instruction Book, to create a similar work for all 

surgical specialties. He responded to the request by assembling a stunning 

collection of the best one-liners from hundreds of colleagues around the world. 

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Handbooks & Manuals 


CLINICAL HANDBOOK OF PEDIATRIC ENDOCRINOLOGY 

Edited by Jan A. Courtney, R.N., M.S., C.C.S.P., et al. 


ISBN 1-57626-162-X 

Clinical Handbook of Pediatric Endocrinology is a comprehensive handbook that will serve as 

a quick reference for pediatric health care professionals practicing in hospitals and offices. 

This invaluable manual covers the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of disorders with 

information on clinical and diagnostic findings, management/education, and evaluation for 

each diagnosis. Also included is information on syndromes, stimulation testing, laboratory 

testing, medications, conversions and tables, growth charts, and patient education resources. 

A must for every pediatric healthcare professional! 

CODE BLUE 

By Rahul Jandial, M.D. 

2008. Softcover, approximately 300 pages, approximately 150 illustrations 

ISBN 978-1-57626-253-5 

Code Blue is destined to become the pocket companion of all students of emergency medicine, 

whether medical students, residents, or experienced practitioners. This handbook provides 

essential information in a convenient outline format. Composed of 39 chapters, the book is 

divided into 7 parts: Abdominal, Airway, Cardiothoracic, Neurosurgical, Vascular, and 

Emergency Medical Management. Each chapter in this quick reference guide discusses indications/contraindications, 

procedural supplies, patient positioning, technique, and pitfalls and 

pearls. Detailed appendices conclude the book. 

NEUROSURGICAL ESSENTIALS 

By Rahul Jandial, M.D. with Henry E. Aryan, M.D., Peter Nakaji, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-182-4 

This comprehensive yet concise pocket handbook presents the differential diagnosis, 

evaluation, operative risks, and treatment for a wide range of neurological conditions. It will 

serve as a guide for a host of audiences, as a quick reference for neurologists, psychiatrists, 

and general surgeons, and as an introduction providing the fundamentals of diagnosis and 

treatment of neurosurgical patients for medical students, surgical interns, house staff, and 

nurses. 

See page 6 for Key Features 


Edited by Jeffrey E. Janis, MD 

2006. Paperback, Approximately 950 pages, 500 illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-208-1 

Essentials of Plastic Surgery, edited by Jeffrey E. Janis, MD, is destined to become a favorite 

with all students of plastic surgery, whether residents in training or experienced practitioners. 

This practical manual provides essential information in a convenient and easily accessible 

outline format. Composed of 88 chapters, the book is divided into 7 separate sections: 

(I) Fundamentals and Basics, (II) Skin and Soft Tissue, (III) Head and Neck, (IV) Breast, 

(V) Trunk and Lower Extremity, (VI) Hand, Wrist, and Upper Extremity, and (VII) Aesthetic 

Surgery. A detailed bibliography is included at the end of each chapter to direct the reader 

to additional resource material. 

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Handbooks & Manuals 


CLINICAL HANDBOOK OF PEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY 

Edited by Rosemary J. Young, M.S., R.N., Lisa Philichi, M.N., R.N., P.N.P., A.R.N.P. 

2007. Softcover, approx. 475 pages, approx. 50 illustrations 

ISBN 978-1-57626-236-8 

Clinical Handbook of Pediatric Gastroenterology is a pocket handbook written to meet the 

needs of both newcomers as well as veteran providers of children with gastroenterology 

and nutritional problems. Composed of 21 chapters, the opening chapters address common 

conditions from Abdominal Pain and Gastroesophageal Reflux to Pediatric Liver disease, 

Childhood Obesity, and Pediatric GI Transplant. Key assessment features, diagnostic tools, 

and treatment options are clearly outlined in each chapter. In addition, clinical pearls and 

key resources draw on the practical experience of the expert authors. The handbook concludes 

with chapters on diagnostic studies, medications, and nutritional aspects that provide 

a basis for the therapies utilized in the practice of pediatric gastroenterology. 

THE ESSENTIAL BURN UNIT HANDBOOK 

By Jeffrey B. Roth, M.D., William B. Hughes, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-176-X 

The burn patient represents a significant challenge to the clinician. Yearly there are an 

estimated 1.4 to 2.0 million burn injuries and 10,000 burn related deaths in the U.S. The 

Essential Burn Unit Handbook covers the spectrum of burn care, from initial assessment and 

treatment to the long-term sequelae. It is recommended for use by the house officer caring 

for this often critically injured patient population, as well as for use by emergency room 

personnel in the immediate diagnostic and treatment phases of burn injury. This practical 

guide includes sample orders and templates for patient presentation and organization of 

notes. Illustrations and tables are included to enhance the usefulness of this straightforward 

volume. References for further study are included in each chapter. 

Divided into 11 chapters, this book has been carefully organized and delivers information 

in an easy-to-read format. Each chapter outlines the presentation, evaluation, and nonoperative 

and operative 

treatment options for different spine pathologies from 

the cervical to the lumbar spine. Illustrations as well as 

charts and tables are included for quick reference to 

important data fields. 




ISBN 1-57626-210-3 

The Pocket Spine, edited by Camden Whitaker, MD, and Stephen H. Hochschuler, MD, 

is destined to become a favorite resource with all students of spine surgery, whether 

residents in training or experienced practitioners. It is small enough to fit in a lab coat 

but still provides comprehensive information on a wide spectrum of spinal conditions 

encountered in the clinical setting. 

KEY FEATURES 

• Compact format offers quick-reference coverage 

• Basic concepts are emphasized in concise terms 

• Text is supported by a wealth of drawings, charts, and tables 

• Easy-to-read outline structure provides a logical flow of content 


• In electronic format for your PDA 

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Little Instruction Books 


THE PATIENT’S LITTLE INSTRUCTION BOOK 

By Carolyn Jenks, Gerard Spiniello 

1997. Paperback, 144 pages with illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-022-4 

The Patient’s Little Instruction Book doles out must-have advice via simple one-liners. 

It includes questions you should ask your doctor, what you can do to receive the 

best treatment, your rights as a patient, and how to save money while maintaining 

the quality of your health care. 

A DERMATOLOGIST’S LITTLE INSTRUCTION BOOK 

By Robert A. Norman, M.D. 


ISBN 1-157626-126-3 

A Dermatologist’s Little Instruction Book provides an entertaining look at the 

specialty of dermatology. Filled with witty one-liners, this book is certain 

to tickle the funny bone. 

A HEART SURGEON'S LITTLE INSTRUCTION BOOK 



ISBN 0-942219-97-X 

This Little Instruction Book is destined to be the topic of conversation in ORs 

everywhere. Wit, wisdom, and sage advice are furnished to the surgical team 

via 452 one-liners. These tidbits of information will cause the whole surgical 

team to reflect, chuckle, and even re-evaluate their bedside manner. These 

thought-provoking, yet witty quotes promise to keep the surgical team in stitches. 




ISBN 1-57626-082-8 


provides a welcome relief. Dr. Waters was asked by hundreds of readers of his 

first book, A Heart Surgeon’s Little Instruction Book, to create a similar work for 

all surgical specialties. He responded to the request by assembling a stunning 

collection of the best one-liners from hundreds of colleagues around the world. 

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Consumer Health 


4 th Edition 

Coming 

Soon! 

A WOMAN’S DECISION: BREAST CARE, TREATMENT, 

& RECONSTRUCTION, 3rd Edition 



ISBN 1-57626-080-1 

For years, A Woman’s Decision has been the most popular reference for doctors, nurses, 

and patients as they deal with the physical and emotional trauma surrounding breast 

cancer and reconstruction. This popular and authoritative book is a valuable patient 

education tool–many doctors use this book as their preferred method of informed consent. 

The third edition covers doctor-patient communication, mammography, breast selfexamination, 

breast lumps, cancer facts, treatment options, and even the effects of 

breast cancer on relationships with family and friends. Information on genetic testing 

and genetic therapies, sentinel node biopsy, image-guided biopsies, skin-sparing mastectomies, 

immediate reconstruction, partial breast reconstruction and breast reconstruction 

techniques, including endoscopic–assisted surgery is included. 

Fourteen patient interviews provide comfort to patients as they ride the physical and emotional roller coaster of breast 

cancer treatment, recovery and reconstruction. If you know someone who is experiencing the fear and trauma of breast 

cancer, do her a favor and order this book. 

WHAT WOMEN NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BREAST SELF-EXAMINATION 


1995. Paperback, 8 pages, 11 illustrations 

ISBN 0-942219-99-6 

Excerpted from the second edition of A Woman’s Decision, this booklet is a reliable source of 

information on breast self-examination that has been reprinted in Cosmopolitan magazine. It is 

popular with doctors and patients alike because of its clear, yet detailed instructions on this 

vital health examination. 

3 rd Edition 

Coming 

Soon! 

WHAT WOMEN WANT TO KNOW ABOUT BREAST IMPLANTS, 

2nd Edition 



ISBN 1-57626-105-0 

The new third edition provides a commonsense and scientific approach to women’s 

questions about implant surgery, helping them to make informed decisions about their own 

health care. New coverage includes the latest FDA approvals related to breast implants. 

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THE PATIENT’S LITTLE INSTRUCTION BOOK 

By Carolyn Jenks, Gerard Spiniello 

1997. Paperback, 144 pages with illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-022-4 

The Patient’s Little Instruction Book doles out must-have advice via simple one-liners. 

It includes questions you should ask your doctor, what you can do to receive the best 

treatment, your rights as a patient, and how to save money while maintaining the 

quality of your health care. 

PROSTATE CANCER: OVERCOMING DENIAL WITH ACTION 

A GUIDE TO SCREENING, TREATMENT, AND HEALING 

By Allen E. Salowe 


ISBN 1-57626-023-2 

This book presents the author’s personal account of his battle with prostate cancer. Much 

more than a compelling odyssey through a life-threatening health crisis, it is a dynamic 

framework for taking charge of one’s own treatment program for prostate cancer–forging a 

strong patient-physician partnership to determine the most appropriate, individualized course 

of intervention among a confusing array of treatment options. This book is an excellent guide to 

assist the patient, through collaboration with health care providers, to face down the terror and 

uncertainty of this disease and secure optimal medical care. 

BEAUTY AND THE BEAM: 

YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO COSMETIC LASER SURGERY 

By Deborah Sarnoff, M.D., Joan Swirsky, R.N. 

1998. Paperback, 318 pages, 37 color illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-059-3 

Cosmetic laser surgery is a popular alternative to traditional plastic surgery procedures 

designed to beautify and correct physical defects. This book discusses the advantages of laser 

surgery: procedures take just minutes to perform; are often accomplished with only a local 

anesthetic; require no incisions, blood loss, or sutures; and involve minimal recovery periods. 

Lasers offer noninvasive treatment for an extensive list of conditions that previously required 

full-blown surgery to correct, including acne scars, tattoos, spider and varicose veins, 

birthmarks, crow’s feet, lines around the mouth, and excess or thinning hair. 

SURGICAL REFLECTIONS: IMAGES IN PAINT AND PROSE 

By Seymour I. Schwartz, M.D., Joe Wilder, M.D. 

1993. Hardcover, 183 pages, 110 illustrations 

ISBN 0-942219-48-1 

In this one-of-a-kind work, Drs. Schwarts and Wilder combined their extraordinary talents to 

portray in both words and images the artistry, science, and holistic aspects of medicine. From 

the spectrum of Dr. Wilder’s works, paintings have been selected to form a resonant counterpoint 

to Dr. Schwartz’s contemplative essays. Together they form a unique combination of personal 

interpretation on a range of subjects. 

Dr. Schwartz’s thought-provoking essays cover topics as various as the development of the 

Gregorian calendar, the economics of health care, laparoscopic surgery, the nature of pain, and 

the characteristics of a surgeon. Dr. Wilder’s paintings include celebrated athletes performing remarkable feats; the sensual, 

sleek lines of racing cars; quietly emotional or vividly dramatic intraoperative scenes; and succulent fruits and a 

harvest of viands. 

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HEAD INJURY: INFORMATION AND ANSWERS TO COMMONLY 

ASKED QUESTIONS 

By Christopher D. Sturm, M.D., Thomas R. Forget, M.D., Janet L. Sturm, R.N. 


ISBN 1-57626-096-8 

Intensive care nurses and doctors from one of the country’s leading head injury centers 

recorded the most common questions asked by families and patients dealing with head 

injuries. Their direct, commonsense answers and the books clear illustrations help patients 

and their families cope with the changes that are about to occur in their lives. It also helps 

facilitate communication between the family and the health care team. 

Pediatric Home Companion: Commonsense Advice 

About Your Child’s Health 

By Lisa Wiseman, M.D. 


ISBN 1-57626-036-4 

Parents have many questions about their children’s health that usually go unanswered. 

Pediatric Home Companion gives them commonsense advice to their most common questions. 

Written by a pediatrician with three children of her own, this real-life “Dr. Mom” focuses on 

the main reasons why parents seek medical attention. 

A WOMAN’S HEALTH PLANNER 

1998. Hardcover (spiral bound), 128 pages, with illustrations 

ISBN 1-57626-092-5 

We couldn’t be more excited about this fabulous health planner designed especially for today’s 

busy woman. This gem is unbelievably functional and crammed with crucial information–it is 

many planners in one, helping to create order out of chaos and consolidating all health care 

information in one convenient place. 

An Ideal Gift! 

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Author Index 

A Woman’s Health Planner 23, 53 

Aiach: Atlas of Rhinoplasty: Open and Endonasal Approaches, 2E 11 

Aly: Body Contouring after Massive Weight Loss 3, 11 

Atlanta Breast Surgery Symposium DVD Set (23rd Annual–2007) 27 

Atlanta Breast Surgery Symposium DVD Set (22nd Annua–2006) 27 

Atlanta Breast Surgery Symposium DVD Set (21st Annual–2005) 27 

Atlanta Breast Surgery Symposium DVD Set (20th Annual–2004) 28 

Atlanta Breast Surgery Symposium DVD Set (19th Annual–2003) 28 

Atlanta Breast Surgery Symposium DVD Set (18th Annua–2002) 28 

Bailes, Lovell, Maroon: Sports-Related Concussion 33 

Baker, Stuzin, Baker: Facial Skin Resurfacing 11 

Balch, Houghton, Sober, Soong: Cutaneous Melanoma, 4E 12, 42 

Barrera: Hair Transplantation: The Art of Micrografting and Minigrafting 12 

Bentz, Bauer, Zuker: Principles and Practice of Pediatric Plastic Surgery 9 

Benzel, Stillerman: The Thoracic Spine 33 

Berger, Bostwick: A Woman’s Decision: Breast Care, Treatment, 13, 51 

and Reconstruction, 3E 

Berger, Bostwick: What Women Need to Know About Breast 13, 51 

Self-Examination 

Berger, Bostwick: What Women Want to Know About Breast 13, 51 

Implants, 2E 

Blondeel, Morris, Hallock, Neligan: Perforator Flaps: Anatomy, 4, 14 

Technique & Clinical Applications 

Bostwick: Plastic and Reconstructive Breast Surgery, 2E 14 

Bostwick, Eaves, Nahai: Operative Techniques in Endoscopic 26 

Plastic Surgery 

Calligaro, Veith: Management of Infected Arterial Grafts 42 

Clark, Noguchi: Thyroid Cancer: Diagnosis and Treatment 43 

Clayman, McDougall: Laparoscopic Urology 43 

Coleman: Structural Fat Grafting 15 

Corbin, Connolly,Yuan, Bao, Boden: Emerging Spine Surgery 29, 33 

Technologies 

Courtney: Clinical Handbook of Pediatric Endocrinology 48 

Feldman: Neck Lift 5, 15 

Flatt: The Care of Congenital Hand Anomalies 16 

Flatt: The Care of the Arthritic Hand 16 

Galandiuk, Carter, Abby: When to Refer to A Surgeon 43 

Goldman, Weiss, Bergan: Varicose Veins and Telangiectasias: 16, 43 

Diagnosis and Treatment, 2E 

Grotting: Reoperative Aesthetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, 2E 6, 17 

Gunter, Rohrich, Adams: Dallas Rhinoplasty: Nasal Surgery 8, 17 

by the Masters, 2E 

Guyer, Zigler: Spinal Arthroplasty: A New Era in Spine Care 34 

Hadley, Barrow: Dialogues in Neurological Surgery 34 

Haid, Fessler, McLaughlin: Lumbar Interbody Fusion Techniques: 34 

Cages, Dowels, and Grafts 

Haid, Fessler, McLaughlin: Lumbar Interbody Fusion Techniques: 41 

Cages, Dowels, and Grafts (CD) 

Hamra: Composite Rhytidectomy 18 

Heiner, Kinsella, Zdeblick: Management of Metastatic Disease 44 

to the Musculoskeletal System 

Herbert: The Fractured Scaphoid 35 

Innovations in Plastic Surgery 24 

Jackson: Local Flaps in Head and Neck Reconstruction, 2E 10, 18 

Jandial: Code Blue 48 

Jandial, Aryan, Nakaji: Neurosurgical Essentials 35, 48 

Janis: Essentials of Plastic Surgery 6, 18, 48 

Jenks, Spiniello: The Patient’s Little Instruction Book 50, 52 

Lejour: Vertical Mammaplasty and Liposuction 19 

Lenke, Betz, Harms: Modern Anterior Scoliosis Surgery 35 

Levine: Diagnosing and Treating Arrhythmias Made Easy 44 

Mathes, Nahai: Reconstructive Surgery: Principles, Anatomy, 19 

& Techniques 

Maxwell, Griffith, Welch: Non-Fusion Techniques for the Spine: 29, 36 

Motion Preservation and Balance 

McKellar, Reiling, Eiseman: Prognosis and Outcomes in 45 

Surgical Disease 

Meals: One Hundred Orthopedic Conditions Every Doctor Should 31, 36 

Understand, 2E 

Mummaneni, Lenke, Haid: Spinal Deformity: A Guide to Surgical 32 

Planning and Management 

Nahai: The Art of Aesthetic Surgery: Principles and Techniques 7, 19 

Nahai, Saltz: Endoscopic Plastic Surgery, 2E 10 

Norman: A Dermatologist’s Little Instruction Book 20, 50 

Perez-Cruet, Fessler: Outpatient Spinal Surgery 37 

Perez-Cruet, Khoo, Fessler: An Anatomic Approach to Minimally 30, 37 

Invasive Spine Surgery 

Peters, DeMeester: Minimally Invasive Surgery of the Foregut 45 

Pitman: The Deep Plane Demystified (CD) 26 

QMP Aesthetic Surgery Symposium DVD Set (2nd Annual - 2006) 25 

QMP Aesthetic Surgery Symposium DVD Set (1st Annual - 2005) 25 

Regan: Laparoscopic Lumbar Fusion: Innovations in Spine Surgery (CD) 41 

Regan, Lieberman: Atlas of Minimal Access Spine Surgery, 2E 38 

Ridkey, Sheldon: Managing in Academics: A Health Center Model 45 

Rohrich, Beran, Kenkel: Ultrasound-Assisted Liposuction 20 

Rohrich, Sheen, Burget, Burget: Secondary Rhinoplasty 20 

and Nasal Reconstruction 

Roth: The Essential Burn Unit Handbook 20, 49 

Roundtables in Plastic Surgery 24 

Roundtables in Spine Surgery 40 

Saldanha: Lipoabdominoplasty 21 

Salowe: Prostate Cancer: Overcoming Denial with Action A Guide 52 

to Screening, Treatment, and Healing 

Saltz,Toriumi: Tissue Glues in Cosmetic Surgery 21 

Sarnoff, Swirsky: Beauty and the Beam:Your Complete Guide 21, 52 

to Cosmetic Laser Surgery 

Schenck: Hard Facts in Orthopaedics 38 

Schwartz, Wilder: Surgical Reflections: Images in Paint and Prose 46, 52 

Seckel: Facial Danger Zones: Avoiding Nerve Injury in Facial 21 

Plastic Surgery 

Sheen: The Sheen Rhinoplasty CD Library 26 

Sheen, Sheen: Aesthetic Rhinoplasty 22 

Soper, Odem, Clayman, McDougall: Essentials of Laparoscopy 46 

Sturm, Forget: Neurosurgical Review 39 

Sturm, Forget, Sturm: Head Injury: Information and Answers 38, 53 

to Commonly Asked Questions 

Taylor, Razaboni: Michel Salmon Anatomic Studies 22 

Tonnard, Verpaele: The MACS-Lift Short-Scar Rhytidectomy, Vol I 22 

Tonnard, Verpaele: Short-Scar Face Lift: Operative Strategies 8, 23 

and Techniques, Vol II 

Uebel: Hair Restoration: Micrografts & Flaps 23 

Veith: Current Critical Problems in Vascular Surgery 46 

Video Perspectives in Neurological Surgery 41 

Waters: A Heart Surgeon’s Little Instruction Book 47, 50 

Waters: A Surgeon’s Little Instructions Book 23, 47, 

50 

Whitaker, Hochschuler: The Pocket Spine 31, 39, 

49 

Wiseman: Pediatric Home Companion: Commonsense Advice 53 

About Your Child’s Health 

Young, Philichi: Clinical Handbook of Pediatric Gastroenterology 49 

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