Dermatologic Surgery with Radiofrequency : Art of Successful Practice 2018
This book offers useful insight into the new dermatologic surgical applications of radiofrequency, besides elaborating the basic applications of the same exhaustively. This book will also provide invaluable practical inputs for the skillful management of surgery in Dermatology and Aesthetic practice."--Provided by publisher. Abstract: "This book offers useful insight into the new dermatologic surgical applications of radiofrequency, besides elaborating the basic applications of the same exhaustively. This book will also provide invaluable practical inputs for the skillful management of surgery in Dermatology and Aesthetic practice."--Provided by publisher | |||
Table of contents : Content: Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Author Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Office dermatologic surgery Reference Chapter 3: Prerequisites of office dermatologic surgery Preoperative Clinical Assessment The ideal patient Frequently asked questions and patient counseling The Ideal Dermatologic Surgeon Staff or Assistants Role of Patient's Accompaniment Preoperative Sterilization Sensitivity Testing Intraoperative Requirements Postoperative Care Chapter 4: Selection of surgical modality. Chapter 5: Why radiofrequency?Reference Chapter 6: Practical tips for switching over to radiofrequency surgery From Scalpel to Radiofrequency (RF) Surgery From Electrocautery to RF Surgery From Cryosurgery to RF Surgery From Ablative Lasers to RF Surgery Chapter 7: Fundamental features of radiofrequency surgery Physical Characteristics1 Biological Characteristics Equipment Details2 Functionality References Chapter 8: Radiofrequency surgery operative skills: Tips and tricks to master the technique Reference Chapter 9: Precautions and safety measures Patient Safety Issues. Cardiac pacemakers and radiofrequency surgeryElectrical shock Fire or burns Practitioner Safety Issues Electrical shock Microorganism transmission References Chapter 10: Radiofrequency surgery rehearsal or practice sessions Practice Session Suggestions and Tips Applications of Waveforms Electrosection or fully filtered current Blend current or fully rectified current Electrocoagulation or partially rectified current Electrodessication and electrofulguration Radiovaporization Sculpting or shaping Reference Chapter 11: Patient assessment and counseling. Patient Consultation and AssessmentInformed Consent Chapter 12: Applications Therapeutic Applications Diagnostic Applications Chapter 13: Specific applications: Radiofrequency commonality Moles or intradermal nevi or melanocytic nevi Mole excision technique Follow-up Warts (verruca plana, verruca vulgaris, digitate, or filiform warts) Approach to warts treatment Counseling Wart removal technique Excision Desiccation Follow-up Skin tags Removal techniques Excision Desiccation Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra (DPN) Desiccation Milia Desiccation Corns and calluses Excision. Postoperative care and follow-upKeratoses (seborrheic and actinic) Excision Sebaceous cysts Routine surgical method Alternate method Chapter 14: Expanding the applications of radiofrequency dermatologic surgery Molluscum Contagiosum Syringomas Senile comedones Closed Comedones Xanthelasma Cherry Angiomas Earlobe Repair Mucoceles (Submucous Cysts) Capillary hemangiomas and pyogenic granulomas Trichoepitheliomas, Neurofibromas, and Keratoacanthomas (Cutaneous Horns) Freckles Mucosal Lesions Hypertrophic scars and keloids Condyloma Acuminata and Genital Lesions. |