Table of Contents

PART I Two-Stage Autologous Auricular Reconstruction
1 Principles of Two-Stage Autologous Ear Reconstruction
2 Stage I: Reproduction of the Missing Contours
3 Stage II: Creation of the Retroauricular Sulcus
PART II Total and Subtotal Defects
4 Congenital Malformations
5 Particular Cases of Microtia
6 Acquired Posttraumatic Defects
7 Acquired Defects
PART III Management of Unfavorable Conditions
8 Secondary Cases
9 Complications
10 Auricular Prosthesis
PART IV Management of Acquired Partial Defects
11 Analysis and Principles of Management
12 Reconstruction With Conchal and Costal Cartilage
13 Particular Cases
Part V Minor Anomalies
14 Anomalies of the Upper Part of the Ear
15 Other Anomalies
Part VI Aesthetic Variations
16 Prominent Ears
17 Complications After Otoplasty

Reviews

The knowledge that Dr. Firmin has amassed through three decades of experience demonstrates how perseverance, artistry, and exacting surgical skills can meld together. Surgeons who wish to work on ear reconstruction should, and perhaps must, get this book. -- Doody's Book Review (Score: 100)There are few if any, other books out there that provide not only step-by-step instructions on ear reconstruction surgery but also...insight developed from decades of experience of the authors. -- BIZ INDIA