<p><b>The One-Stop, Comprehensive Rhinoplasty Guide from the Global Masters</b></p><p></p><p>The first edition of <i>Dallas Rhinoplasty: Nasal Surgery by the Masters</i> published in 2002 compiled the knowledge and concepts developed in large part by the original faculty of the Dallas Rhinoplasty Symposium led by Jack P. Gunter, MD. Now in its fourth edition, this widely acclaimed textbook has become the global educational rhinoplasty source and Nose Bible for Rhinoplasty! Edited by world-renowned rhinoplasty surgeon Rod J. Rohrich, with Jamil Ahmad and William P. Adams, Jr., the completely new edition features advances and innovations in rhinoplasty—from preservation to precision structural rhinoplasty finesse and techniques to proven problem-solving methods to achieve the best and most consistent results in rhinoplasty.</p><p></p><p>Consolidated in one easy-to-read volume, the new edition is organized into 12 parts, 68 chapters, and includes more than 120 videos. Each chapter is referenced as a standalone resource for rapid learning of specific techniques. This edition features advances in the field, but the goal remains true to the original edition—to help nasal surgeons achieve consistent results using careful preoperative analysis, precise operational planning, meticulous intraoperative execution, and long-term follow-up with critical evaluation of results.</p><p></p><p><b>Key Highlights</b></p><p></p><ul><li>Clinical pearls from the key global rhinoplasty experts</li><li>Key points, tables, Gunter rhinoplasty diagrams, and expert tips enhance rapid acquisition and retention of knowledge</li><li>Concise case analysis with high-quality pre- and postoperative photos</li><li>Videos provide in-depth visual understanding of anatomy and techniques</li><li>Complete and concise outline facilitates finding the solution to any nasal or rhinoplasty problem to guide safe and optimal surgical outcomes</li><li>This indispensable, efficient, and reader-friendly reference is a must-have surgical companion for novice and expert rhinoplasty surgeons alike.</li></ul><p></p><p>This print book includes complimentary access to a digital copy on <a href=’https://medone.thieme.com’>https://medone.thieme.com</a>.</p><p></p><p><b>Publisher’s Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.</b></p>
Tabella dei contenuti
<p><strong>Part I: Basic Perioperative Concepts</strong><br>1. Preferred Anatomic Terms for Rhinoplasty<br>2. Advanced Rhinoplasty Anatomy<br>3. Nasal Physiology<br>4. Medical Management of Rhinologic Disorders in the Rhinoplasty Patient<br>5. Preoperative Concepts for Rhinoplasty<br>6. Nasofacial Proportions and Systematic Nasal Analysis<br>7. Digital Imaging and Standardized Photography in Rhinoplasty<br>8. Postoperative Management of the Rhinoplasty Patient<br>9. Coding for Rhinoplasty Procedures<br><strong>Part II: Basic Surgical Concepts</strong><br>10. Getting It Right the First Time—Precision Rhinoplasty Planning and Execution<br>11. Frequently Used Grafts in Rhinoplasty: Nomenclature and Analysis<br>12. Harvesting Autologous Grafts for Rhinoplasty<br>13. Principles of Preservation Rhinoplasty<br>14. Closed Approach in Primary Rhinoplasty<br><strong>Part III: The Dorsum</strong><br>15. Evaluation and Surgical Approach to the Nasal Dorsum: The Component Approach<br>16. The Role of Spreader Flaps, Spreader Grafts, and Tension Spanning Sutures<br>17. Nasal Osteotomies—Structural Preservation<br>18. Dorsal Augmentation: Role of Rib Cartilage Grafts<br>19. Dorsal Augmentation: Diced Cartilage—Fascia<br><strong>Part IV: The Tip</strong><br>20. Nasal Tip Surgery Finesse: Anatomy and Technique<br>21. The Nasal Tip Tripod: Controlling Tip Projection and Rotation<br>22. Nasal Tip Grafting: Traditional Techniques and Modern Refinements<br>23. Correction of the Bulbous and Boxy Nasal Tip Deformities Using the Open Approach<br>24. Role of the Columellar Strut Graft<br>25. Predictable Control of Tip Projection and Rotation: Septal Extension Grafts<br>26. Decreasing Nasal Tip Projection: An Incremental Approach<br>27. Adjusting Rotation of the Nasal Tip<br><strong>Part V: Alar Rims</strong><br>28. Importance of the Alar–Columellar Relationship<br>29. Finesse in Alar Contour Grafts: Four Subtypes<br>30. Lateral Crural Strut Grafts<br>31. Retrograde Alar Contour Grafts<br><strong>Part VI: Alar Base</strong><br>32. Aesthetics and Surgical Refinement of the Nasal Base<br>33. Alar Base Surgery: Diagnosis and Analysis<br>34. Finesse in Alar Base Surgery<br><strong>Part VII: The Chin</strong><br>35. Important Role of Profileplasty in Rhinoplasty<br>36. Management of the Chin in the Rhinoplasty Patient<br>37. The 7-Step 7-Minute Chin Augmentation<br><strong>Part VIII: Secondary Rhinoplasty</strong><br>38. Why Primary Rhinoplasty Fails<br>39. Structural Grafting in Secondary Rhinoplasty<br>40. Achieving Consistent Results in Secondary Rhinoplasty<br>41. Advances in Secondary Rhinoplasty: Personal Perspective<br>42. Role of Fresh Frozen Rib in Secondary Rhinoplasty<br><strong>Part IX: Management of Airway Dysfunction</strong><br>43. Surgical Management of the Nasal Airway<br>44. Classification of Septal Deviation and Reconstructive Technique<br>45. Acute Nasal Fracture Management: Minimizing Secondary Nasal Deformities<br>46. Comprehensive Management of the Deviated Nose<br><strong>Part X: Ethnic Rhinoplasty </strong><br>47. The Black Patient’s Nose<br>48. The Hispanic Patient’s Nose<br>49. The Middle Eastern Patient’s Nose<br>50. The Asian Patient’s Nose<br><strong>Part XI: Special Topics</strong><br>51. The Important Role of Dead Space Closure in Rhinoplasty<br>52. Correction of the Long Nose<br>53. Elongation of the Short Nose<br>54. The Importance of the Depressor Septi Nasi Muscle in Rhinoplasty<br>55. The Aging Nose<br>56. The Male Nose<br>57. Cleft Rhinoplasty<br>58. Management of the Cocaine Nose<br>59. The Role of Soft Tissue Fillers in Rhinoplasty<br>60. Prevention and Management of Rhinoplasty Complications<br>61. Patient Education<br>62. Management of the Unhappy Patient<br><strong>Part XII: Personal Approaches</strong><br>63. Rohrich’s Approach: Primary Structural Rhinoplasty<br>64. Ahmad’s Approach: Primary Structural Rhinoplasty<br>65. Rohrich’s Approach: Preservation Rhinoplasty<br>66. Kosins’ Approach: Preservation Rhinoplasty<br>67. Most’s Approach: Preservation Rhinoplasty<br>68. Rohrich’s Approach: Secondary Rhinoplasty</p>