OMSKU V- Reconstructive Surgery

Upon completion of this section, the reader should be able to:

• • • Describe the various components of bone
    • Describe the different phases, timing, and cell types involved in bone healing
    • Describe the differences between indirect and direct bone healing
    • Describe the various factors that affect bone healing
    • Describe the physiology of bone grafting
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique in harvesting bone from the anterior iliac crest.
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique in harvesting bone from the posterior iliac crest.
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique in harvesting bone from the tibial bone
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique in harvesting bone from the calvarium.
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique in rib harvesting.
    • Describe the anatomy of the skin and its biomechanics
    • Describe the various flap classification
    • Describe technical considerations and various options when reconstructing various sub-sites in the head and neck region.
    • Describe the advantages and disadvantages of various vascularized bone flaps
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique of the fibula flap
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique of the Iliac crest free flap
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique of radial forearm osteocutaneous flap
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique of the scapula osteocutaneous flap
    • Describe the advantages and disadvantages of various vascularized soft tissue flaps
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique of the anterolateral thigh flap
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique of the radial forearm free flap
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique of lateral arm flap
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique of the latissimus dorsi flap
    • Describe the anatomy and harvesting technique of the rectus abdominus flap
    • Describe the genetic factors involved in wound healing
    • Describe the four major phases of wound repair
    • Describe the clinical conditions influencing wound healing

• Items Included in the Purchase of this Course

Bone Healing

• Section: 1 SCORM

• Local Soft Tissue Flaps

• Section: 1 SCORM

• Wound Healing

• Section: 1 Presentation

• Anterolateral Thigh Free Flap

• Section: 1 Presentation

• Lateral Free Arm Flap

• Section: 1 Presentation

• Latissmus Dorsi Free Flap

• Section: 1 Presentation

• Radial Forearm Free Flap

• Section: 1 SCORM

• Rectus Abdominus Free Flap

• Section: 1 Presentation

• Scapular / Parascapular Free Flap

• Section: 1 Presentation

Non-Vascularized Bone Grafts

• Section: 1 Presentation

• Vascularized Bone Flaps

• Section: 1 Presentation

• Reconstructive Feedback, Assessment and Certificate

• Section: 1 Assessment 1 Certificate 1 Survey

• Product details:

• Series: OMS Knowledge Update (OMSKU V )

• Publisher:  2017)

           Language: English