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Wallace AF. The Progress of Plastic Surgery, an Introductory History (1982)

Contents

Foreword

Introduction

1. Burns

2. Nose

             A. Indian rhinoplasty

             B. Italian rhinoplasty

             C. Rhinophyma

             D. Nasal reduction

3. Jaws

4. Flaps, and lip reconstruction

5. Cleft lip, primary repair

6. Surgical dressings

7. Genitalia

             A. Hypospadias and Epispadias

             B. Vaginoplasty

8. Composite grafts

9. Prostheses

10. Illustration

11. Cosmetic surgery

12. Hands, and nerve suture

13. Palatal repair, and speech therapy

14. Lymphoedema

15. Skin grafts

16. Anaesthesia

17. Bone and cartilage grafts

18. Breast

19. Tube pedicle and military surgery

20. Facial palsy and muscle grafts.

List of notables

Reviews:

Stark RB. Book critics. The Progress of Plastic Surgery by A.F. Wallace. Ann Plast Surg 1983;11(2):171.

Barron JN. Book reviews: The Progress of Plastic Surgert by Antony F. Wallace. Br J Plast Surg 1983;36:267-268.