Introduction:

“Combined Reconstruction Operations for Defects After Mohs Surgery” is a concise resource book authored by Stanislav N. Tolkachjov and Felipe B. Cerci. The book facilitates the reader’s understanding of the entire range of difficult repairs necessary following Mohs surgery, the cases are divided into subunits and supported by intraoperative images.

Key Benefits:

The book contains 61 instances of reconstructed faces, each instance is divided into sub units of the face, including the nose, forehead, scalp, cheek, ear, lip and periorbital. Around 600 pre-, post, and internal photographs accompany the text, these demonstrate the primary steps involved in each procedure. Elaborate stories guarantee that the reader will understand the procedure adequately, while a “Pros and Cons” table for each repair will help to make decisions and a “Complications and How to Avoid Them” table will decrease the probability of negative results. Learning Points following each case increase the learning experience.

Target audience:

This book is intended for doctors who specialize in the skin, plastic and reconstructive surgery, and students of these fields. It’s also beneficial for medical students who want to specialize in dermatological surgery.

Conclusion:

The Combined Reconstruction Operations for Defects in the Face After Mohs Surgery is a beneficial resource for surgeons who seek advice on the entire range of difficult repairs following Mohs surgery. Supported by numerous images and tables, the book provides detailed information about each repair, from planning to completion, and contains insight into potential complications and methods to avoid them. This book is essential for all dermatologists and plastic surgeons who want to expand their knowledge and abilities in this field.