Unfavorable Results of Eyelid and Lacrimal Surgery Prevention and Management > Ophthalmology

Reviews
From the Foreword by Clinton D. McCord, Jr., M.D., Department of
Ophthalmology, Piedmont Hospital and Paces Plastic Surgery Center,
Atlanta:
"The format of the book is unique...each chapter has at least one
commentary and review by an expert and several 'vignettes' of
selected topics of interest. All experts are recognized authorities
in their fields of interest. In some cases, not all of the experts
completely agree on the same approach to solve a particular anatomic
problem, which has the effect of enlarging the reader's perspective
of a particular procedure. This immediate peer review in each chapter
serves to broaden the surgeon's scope of understanding of specific
conditions and surgical procedures...This book will by its nature
help many young surgeons avoid 'reinventing the wheel,' that is,
learning from their own mistakes. Experienced surgeons in all
specialties that involve themselves with eyelid and lacrimal surgery
will also benefit from the experience cited within this book."
"This is a very comprehensive text...Each chapter provides the reader
with several approaches and varying opinions, which makes a most
informative approach to each problem...This is a new book that must
be read by all plastic surgeons." - International Journal of
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
"This is a fine book, well worth a place on the reference shelf of
any ophthalmic, oculoplastic, facial plastic, or general plastic
surgeon working in the periocular region. It is well grounded in the
traditions of the field while providing a view to the future that
will assure its value in the years ahead." -- Survey of
Ophthalmology
"The novel point-counterpoint chapter design is this book's greatest
strength. While some expert commentaries reinforce the primary
author's views, others differ substantially, providing the reader
with a balanced view of many controversies in ocuplastic surgery.
This book deserves a place on the bookshelves of most oculoplastic
surgeons." -- Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Features
Learn to develop solid, well-constructed surgical plans for the
management of unusual and routine problems.
In the unique point-counterpoint format, expert reviewers offer
alternative approaches to treatment.
Contains more than 500 color photographs.

AESTHETIC EYELID, EYEBROW, AND MIDFACIAL SURGERY: Blepharoplasty:
Conventional and Incisional Laser Techniques; Incisional Laser
Blepharoplasty and Laser Skin Resurfacing; Blepharoplasty and
Blepharoptosis Surgery in Asians; Endoscopic Eyebrow and Forehead
Lifting; Postblepharoplasty Transeyelid Subperiosteal Midfacelift.
RECONSTRUCTIVE EYELID AND FACIAL SURGERY: Congenital Blepharoptosis
Surgery; Acquired Blepharoptosis Surgery; Surgical Management of
Essential Blepharospasm; Ectropion Surgery; Facial Nerve Paralysis;
Evaluation and Management of Entropion; Surgical Treatment of
Trichiasis and Distichiasis; Eyelid Retraction: Evaluation,
Management, and Treatment; Capillary Hemangioma Treatment; Eyelid
Reconstruction after Tumor Removal: Preoperative, Intraoperative, and
Postoperative Considerations; Repair of Extensive Eyelid Lacerations.
LACRIMAL DRAINAGE SURGERY: Surgical Anatomy of the Lacrimal Drainage
System and Nose; Workup of Epiphora; Acquired Punctal Stenosis;
Pseudoepiphora: Dry Eye Causing Tearing; Conjunctivochalasis;
Canaliculitis and Acquired Canalicular Stenosis; Surgical Treatment
of Congenital Lacrimal Drainage System Disorders; Pediatric
Dacryocystorhinostomy; Trauma to the Lacrimal System; Silicone
Intubation in Adults and Children; Lacrimal Sac Tumors; Standard
External Dacryocystorhinostomy; Endonasal and Revisional
Dacryocystorhinostomy; Conjunctivodacryocystorhinostomy.

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