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Atlas of Vaginal Reconstructive Surgery 1st Edition by Schlomo Raz

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Pages: 335
File size: 31.42 MB
Format: Digital PDF
Course: Medical Studies
Category: eBook[PDF]

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The Atlas of Vaginal Reconstructive Surgery (1st Edition) by Dr. Shlomo Raz provides a comprehensive, step-by-step technical guide based on the author's extensive experience with more than 13,000 procedures. [1]

Each surgical chapter systematically walks the reader through a clinical diagnosis, indications for selecting the specific surgery, and sequential operative techniques complemented by illustrations and photographs. [1]

The text is organized into the following main topics and chapters: [1]

1. Core Anatomy & Pre-Surgical Framework

The Anatomy of Pelvic Support: Foundational pelvic anatomy, supporting structures, and mechanical changes relevant to vaginal surgical mapping. [1, 2]

2. Functional & Reconstructive Pathologies

Surgery for Stress Incontinence: Operative repairs, anchoring techniques, and surgical management of urinary incontinence. [1, 2]
Surgical Repair of Anterior Vaginal Wall Prolapse: Complex strategies to reconstruct and repair anatomical shifts, cystoceles, and pelvic organ prolapse. [1, 2]
Excision of Urethral Diverticula: Step-by-step excision protocols and urethral wall reconstructions. [1, 2]
Transvaginal Repair of Fistulae: Management and closure of genitourinary fistulas (such as vesicovaginal fistulas) using a transvaginal approach. [1, 2]
General Reconstructive Surgery: Comprehensive vaginal remodeling and advanced restorative pelvic surgeries. [1, 2]

3. Obstructions, Masses & Complications

Bladder Outlet Obstruction: Surgical techniques to alleviate urethral and bladder neck structural obstructions.
Vaginal Cysts and Masses: Differential diagnosis considerations and excision steps for localized masses.
Complications of Vaginal Surgery: Management protocols for unexpected outcomes or intraoperative injuries, including bleeding, infection, bladder/urethral/ureteric perforations, nerve injury, recurrent prolapse, dyspareunia, and mesh exposure or extrusion. [1, 2, 3, 4]