Teaching and Training in Endoscopic Microsurgery
The use of endoscopic techniques for microsurgery is a recent development. Although it is considered as useful for several indications the apphcation of endoscopically assisted microsurgery is still restricted to a few specialized departments. In all fiel
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Springer-Verlag Wien GmbH
Manfred Frey (ed.) Endoscopy and Microsurgery
Springer-V erlag Wien GmbH
Manfred Frey, M.D. Professor and Head of the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Department of Surgery, Medical School, University of Vienna, Austria
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Printed on acid-free and chlorine-free bleached paper SPIN: lO756857 Cover illustration: Intraoperative picture of endoscopic microsurgical anastomosis of a Iymphatic vessel with a lumen lower than 0.1 mm performed in the Iymphatic vessel system of the inner femoral region in the rat model by medical student Thomas Paul Szymula von Richter from the University of Munich, Germany in July 1995 visiting the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (Head and Professor of Plastic Surgery: Yu Maruyama, M.D.), Toho University General Hospital, Tokyo, Japan With 115 partly coloured Figures CIP data applied for
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Foreword When Springer Verlag Wi en New York asked me to become editor of a new book series on plastic surgery, the idea appealed to me as I recognized the chance it offered to fill what I felt to be a vacuum despite the manifold publications covering this branch of surgery. On the basis of one volume per year, our aims are threefold: First, the contents of each volume will concentrate on a single topic; a topic that is either new on plastic surgery or is undergoing significant changes. When it is a question of establishing new standards, the approach will be scientific. Second, the relatively narrow topic chosen as subject-matter for each volume will be described and discussed in all its facets. The description of surgical techniques will be so exact that the reader will find each single detail necessary for his/her daily work clearly presented. Authors will be selected for their competence in the selected field, and their contributions will represent the most up-to-date view either based on individual research or
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