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Anatomy for Plastic Surgery of the Face, Head, and Neck

Koichi Watanabe

Anatomy for Plastic Surgery of the Face, Head, and Neck details the complex regional anatomy of the face, head and neck, providing plastic surgery and otolaryngology residents with a solid anatomical knowledge base. There are many danger zones involved in operating on the head and neck, and the deta...

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It was written by Harold Gillies, and was described as showing how far plastic surgery had come during WWI, but also its limitations at the time.

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He ended up writing a book called A Plastic Surgery of the Face.

— Episode: What were war masks?

Episode: What were war masks?

It was written by Harold Gillies, and was described as showing how far plastic surgery had come during WWI, but also its limitations at the time.

"

He ended up writing a book called A Plastic Surgery of the Face.

And if you look at this book, and this article rightfully points out, it really demonstrates how far they had come and what they were able to do, but also what they weren't able to do at all at the same time.

Episode: What were war masks?

It was written by Harold Gillies, who discussed the immense increase in patients with horrific facial injuries and how it propelled the field of plastic surgery forward.

"

He ended up writing a book called A Plastic Surgery of the Face.

And if you look at this book, and this article rightfully points out, it really demonstrates how far they had come and what they were able to do, but also what they weren't able to do at all at the same time.

Episode: What were war masks?

It was written by Harold Gillies, and highlighted the advancements in plastic surgery during WWI, showcasing what was possible but also the limitations of the time.

"

And he ended up writing a book called A Plastic Surgery of the Face.

And if you look at this book, and this article rightfully points out, it really demonstrates how far they had come and what they were able to do, but also what they weren't able to do at all at the same time.

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