Reoperative Pediatric Surgery

SECTION I: GENERAL CONSIDERATIONSRadiology of the Postoperative Patient - William Shiels, II, DO,D. Gregory Bates, MD & Mark J. Hogan, MDDiagnostic Aids for ReoperationInterventional Alternatives to Avoid ReoperationTechniques for Difficult Venous and Arterial Access - Jaimie Nathan, MD, John Racadio, MD & Brad W Warner, MDSECTION II: HEAD AND NECKa. Recurrent Cysts - Bradley M. Rodgers, MDb. Atypical Mycobacterial Lymphadenitis - Bradley M. Rodgers, MDc. Tracheal Problems - Bradley M. Rodgers, MDd. Chronic Drooling - Bradley M. Rodgers, MDReoperative Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery - Elisabeth Tracy, MD & Michael Skinner, MDSECTION III: CHESTComplications of Pectus Excavatum and Carinatum Repair - Robert E. Kelly, Jr., MDComplications of CDH Repair and Recurrent CDH - Melissa Hayward, MD, Dario O. Fauza, MD, & Jay M. Wilson, MDReoperation for Jeune's Syndrome - J. Terrance Davis, MD, Alistair B.M. Phillips, MD, Frederick Long, MD & Robert G. Castile, MDReoperation for Benign Breast Disorders- Denise B. Klinkner, MD & Marjorie J. Arca, MDSECTION IV: ABDOMINAL WALLSteven Teich, MD & Donna A. Caniano, MDa. Abdominal Wall Dehiscenceb. Herniasc. Abdominal Compartment Syndromed. Techniques to Aid Reoperation in the Complex Abdomene. Management of Difficult WoundsSECTION V: GASTROINTESTINAL TRACTReoperation after Esophageal Atresia Repair and Other Esophageal Conditions - Brian Kenney, MDReoperation after Failed Fundoplication and Other Gastric Surgeries - Mary Brindle,MD & Jacob C. Langer, MDReoperation after Duodenal Atresia Repair and Management of Duodenal Fistulas - Jonathan I. Groner, MDReoperation after Surgery of the Small Bowel - Moritz M. Ziegler, MD & John Petty, MDInterventions for Appendiceal Complications - Renata Fabia, MD & Steven Teich, MDReoperation for Inflammatory Bowel Disease - Christopher R. Moir, MDReoperation for Stoma Complications - Benedict Nwomeh, MDReoperative Surgery for Hirschsprung's Disease - Mohamed El-sawaf, MD, Arnold Coran,MD, &

Reoperative Pediatric Surgery features the most up-to-date information and techniques for critical cases in all the pediatric surgical specialties, including oncology, gastroenterology, gynecology, urology, radiology, and cardiology. Recognized experts impart their knowledge of indications for reoperative surgeries, radiologic evaluation, surgical procedures, which may require rarely used and extremely complex techniques, and the risks and outcomes of these specialized approaches. These practicing surgeons provide insight into intricate corrective procedures involving the placement of grafts, stents, and supports with necessary forecasting for complications.
This comprehensive book is an indispensable resource that covers the full spectrum of pediatric reoperation and addresses the complications of common pediatric surgeries. With its detailed approach and full-color photographs, Reoperative Pediatric Surgery is the gold-standard for this multi-faceted discipline.

From the reviews:"This book ... represents recurrent, difficult work that would be undertaken in almost all cases by senior pediatric surgeons. There will be some interest on the part of trainees. ... This is an interesting compilation of strategies and techniques to solve long-term problems in children who have undergone early surgery, mostly for congenital anomalies. Experienced pediatric surgeons will find this valuable in confirming many of their thoughts and procedures for achieving the same purpose ... ." (Robert M Arensman, Doody's Review Service, June, 2008)"One of the problems in the pediatric surgical literature is the lack of abundant contemporary information. Reoperative Pediatric Surgery by Drs. Steven Teich and Donna Caniano addresses this issue. ... The sections are well organized and the chapters are supported by intraoperative photographs, radiographs, and illustrations. This textbook is intended as a concise reference on reoperative surgery for the pediatric surgeon. For the adult urologist who performs pediatric inguinal surgery and circumcisions, the ... chapters that are dedicated to pediatric urology may be helpful." (Jeffrey S. Palmer, Urology, July, 2010)