July 2016 - Volume 138 - Issue 1 : Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

To celebrate the 70th Anniversary of “Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery” Editor-in-Chief, Rod J. Rohrich, MD, discusses what the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery may look like in the next 70 years. “Plastic and Reconstruction Surgery: The Future of the Journal and the Field through the 21st Century” by Rohrich et al. Volume 138 Issue 1. Keywords: Special Topic; Plastic surgery; Future;

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Face Transplant Surgery. From “Total Face, Eyelids, Ears, Scalp, and Skeletal Subunit Transplant: A Reconstructive Solution for the Full Face and Total Scalp Burn.” 138 (1).

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Creator: Eduardo D. Rodriguez

Duration: 13:51

Journal: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery July 2016, Volume 138, Issue 1; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 138(1):205-219, July 2016

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Video 2 demonstrates the clinical face transplant with real-time, intraoperative footage. Keywords: Head and neck reconstruction; Face transplant;

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Face Transplant Animation. From “Total Face, Eyelids, Ears, Scalp, and Skeletal Subunit Transplant: A Reconstructive Solution for the Full Face and Total Scalp Burn.” 138 (1).

Creator: Eduardo D. Rodriguez

Duration: 5:57

Journal: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery July 2016, Volume 138, Issue 1; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 138(1):205-219, July 2016

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Video 1 shows an animation overview of the clinical face transplant. Keywords: Head and neck reconstruction; Face transplant; Animation;

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Inframammary fold fixation- Video 4 from "Secondary Breast Augmentation" 138 (1)

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Creator: Mitchell Brown

Duration: 3:17

Journal: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery July 2016, Volume 138, Issue 1; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 138(1):119e-135e, July 2016

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See Video 4 which displays a technique for reconstituting the inframammary fold following primary breast augmentation through an inframammary approach. Keywords: Breast; Breast augmentation; Subpectoral pocket; IMF fixation;

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Acellular dermal matrix as pectoral extension- Video 3 from "Secondary Breast Augmentation" 138 (1)

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Creator: Mitchell Brown

Duration: 3:34

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See Video 3 which discusses management of capsular contracture with capsulectomy, site change and use of acellular dermal matrix as a pectoral extender. Keywords: Breast; Breast augmentation; Subpectoral pocket; ADM;

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Subpectoral breast augmentation - Video 2 from "Secondary Breast Augmentation" 138 (1)

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Creator: Mitchell Brown

Duration: 5:10

Journal: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery July 2016, Volume 138, Issue 1; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 138(1):119e-135e, July 2016

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See Video 2 which discusses subglandular to subpectoral site change with closure of the old subglandular space and mastopexy. Keywords: Breast; Breast augmentation; Subpectoral pocket;

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Subglandular to subpectoral pocket change for recurrent capsular contracturePartial lining- Video 1 from "Secondary Breast Augmentation" 138 (1)

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Creator: Mitchell Brown

Duration: 5:13

Journal: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery July 2016, Volume 138, Issue 1; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 138(1):119e-135e, July 2016

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See Video 1 which discusses subpectoral breast augmentation and prevention strategies for avoiding the development of capsular contracture. Keywords: Breast; Breast augmentation; Subpectoral pocket; Capsular contracture;

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Diagnosis and Management of Obesity-Induced Lymphedema– Video Discussion by David W. Chang, MD, FACS

Creator: David W. Chang, MD, FACS

Duration: 4:01

Journal: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery July 2016, Volume 138, Issue 1; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 138(1):111e-118e, July 2016

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In this video, David W. Chang, MD, FACS discusses the article “Diagnosis and Management of Obesity-Induced Lymphedema” by Greene, appearing in the July 2016 issue of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Volume 138 Issue 1. Keywords: Lower extemity; Obesity; Lymphadema;

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Perfecting the Face Lift: Plastic Surgery Hot Topics with Rod J. Rohrich, MD

Creator: Rod J. Rohrich, MD

Duration: 1:55

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Rod J. Rohrich, MD, Editor-in-Chief of "Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery," discusses two Hot Topic articles on perfecting the Face Lift procedure. The first article describes the 42-year history that went into the development of his composite Face Lift procedure. The author of the second Hot Topic article uses his 25 years of Face Lift experience to help us understand specific key factors which have been the keys to durability and consistency in facial rejuvenation. Volume 138, Issue 1.
“Building the Composite Face Lift: A Personal Odyssey,” by Hamra.

“Long-Term Results in Face Lifting: Observational Results and Evolution of Technique,” by Rohrich, et al.
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For consumer information on plastic surgery and to find a board certified plastic surgeon in your area visit http://plasticsurgery.org. Keywords: Cosmetic; Face lift; Results;

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Are All Breast Reconstructions Equal?: Plastic Surgery Hot Topics with Rod J. Rohrich, MD

Creator: Rod J. Rohrich, MD

Duration: 2:16

Journal: Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 138(1):1-11, July 2016 July 2016, Volume 138, Issue 1; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 138(1):12-14, July 2016 Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 138(1):1e-14e, July 2016

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Rod J. Rohrich, MD, Editor-in-Chief of "Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery," discusses two Hot Topic articles which explore one and two-stage breast reconstruction. The first article describes the 20-year evolution of two-stage implant-based breast reconstruction procedure. The second Hot Topic article recognizes some national and regional trends across the United State for both one and two-stage implant-based breast reconstruction. Volume 138, Issue 1.
“Two-Stage Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction: An Evolution of the Conceptual and Technical Approach over a Two-Decade Period,” by Cordeiro.

“Analyzing Regional Differences over a 15-Year Trend of One-Stage versus Two-Stage Breast Reconstruction in 941,191 Postmastectomy Patients,” by Lin, et al.
All content is available at http://prsjournal.com

For consumer information on plastic surgery and to find a board certified plastic surgeon in your area visit http://plasticsurgery.org. Keywords: Breast reconstruction; One stage; Two stage;

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