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SUBJECT
forehead, aggressive <:arcinoma 01 nonirradiated basal cell, treated by free tlap transfer, hl. L>. Poole, T. I). Cochrane & John E. Bowen, 142 Carcinomas, basal cell, low incidence 01. recurrence in excised hut non-irradiated, 1. H Binns & H. M. Sherriff, 133 (Cleft ear lobe: a method of repair with preservation of the earring canal, N. G. Buchan, 296 (Ileft lip and palate, two sisters aged 6 and 4 years, with unoperatcd bilateral, S. Pruzansky ti Hans Fricde, 251 Cleft lip nose, primary repair of the bilateral. Harold McComb, 262 (:left lip patients, reconstruction of the short columclla in bilateral. using the nasal septum. Miguel Orticochea, 97 Clefts, straight-line repair followed by rotation advancement repair for wide unilateral iig. David W. Furnas, 259 <:rjding, diagnostic in a plastic surgical umt, D. J, Crockett, 286 (Zolumella, congenital double, S. S. Rawat & H. K. 1). Gupta, 153 (:omposite graft, an ideal donor site for th< auricular, R. V. Argamaso, 219 Congenital double columella, S. S. Rawat & H. K. D. Gupta, 153 Congenital sinus of the upper lip, lateral, 1) Mahler & A. Karrv, 203 the correction of facial, b!, (:rmtour defects, precision-made Silastic implants, R. D. I’ Craig, W. Simpson & W. Stanley, 67 Cosmetic rhinoplasty, the incidence of sch~zophrenia and severe psychological disorders in patients IO years after, Michael Gipson. I55 Crania-pelvic immobilisation following free sknl grafting of the neck, Adolf W. Schwarly, 105 (:ross-hand, cross-finger neurovascular flap. ,I preliminary report, M-R. Wexler and 7. Ncuman, 2I6 hZaxwell :, of the tingers, Qsts. mucous, MacCollum, 1 IS
Ahhc
ffap, Lip-plug carcinoma and its management by modified, R. Bevis Cubey, 80 .Agqressive non-irradiated basal cell carcinoma of forehead treated by free flap transfer, M. D. Poole, T. D. Cochranc Cur John E. Bowen, 142 Alar base resection for wide flaring nostrils, Arthur Georg Ship, 77 Alar defects, one stage repair of full-thickness, S. S. Rawat & Kamla Sharma, 317 Allografts before transplantation, the effect of culturing human skin, I’. I,. G. Townsend, 233 :inomalous flexor digitorum sublimis to index iinecr with absent lumbrical, S. K. Das K: H.-G. Brown, 2qq .\rtrrial anastomosis, Free Hap transfers by cndto-side, Yoshikazu Ikura, Shyoichi Watari, Kciryo Kawamura, Ryuichi Shimia, Yoriaki Matsuishi, Katsumi Miyoshi ti Kenya Tsuge, I .iugmentation rhinoplasty in orientals, the complications of, Yasou Mutou, 160 ,Auricular composite graft, an ideal donor site for the. R. V. Argamaso, 210 B l3asaI cell carcinoma, aggressive non-Irradiated, of forehead treated by free flap transfer, hl. D. Poole. T. D. Cochrane & John 1% Bowen, 142 liasal cell carcinomas, low incidence of recurrence in excised but non-irradiated, J. H. l3inns & H. M. Sherriff, 133 liasal cell, metastatic, carcinoma with squamous appearances in the naevoid basal ccl1 carcimlma syndrome, Kevin J. Murphy, 331 /iaqal cell, naevoid, carcinoma syndrome, metastatic basal cell carcinoma with squamous appearances in the, Kevin J. hlurphy, 331 Illlateral cleft lip and palate, two sisters aged 6 and j years, with unoperatsd. S. Pruzansky & Hans Fricde, 251 l3ilateral cleft lip nose, primary repaIr of the. Harold McComb, 262 t
and its management ( ..lrcmoma, lip-plug, modified Abbe flap, R. Bevis Cubcy, 80
INDEX
Delayed open skm grafting, James A. L.ehman Jr. & Nadhir Saddawi, 46 L&ma1 pedicle for nipple transposition, the suneromedial, I. C. Orlando & R. H. G;thrie Jr., 42 I>iagnostic coding in a plastic surgery untl, D. J. Crockett, 286 Digital replantation, multiple, a case report, J. Ii. Bowen S: M. D. Poole, 8 l>ouble columella, congenital, S. S. Rawat B K. H. L). Gupta, 153 I?upuytren’s contracture I-chemical pathology, John A. A. Hunter, Colin Ogdon S- Michael G. Norris, IO L>upuytren’s contracture II, Scanning e,F.c”I:;; John observations, microscopic Hunter 8i Cnlin Ogdon, 19
b> 337
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correction, a method of prominent, J. R. Schetrumpf, 292 Ear lobe, cleft: a method of repair with preservation of the earring canal, N. G. Buchan, 296 Excision, tangential, and grafting for burns of the hand, D. Mahler & B. Hirshowitz, 189 Expanding a free skin graft, a new method: relay transplantation, Jiri Smahel & Nuot Ganzoni, 49
OF PLASTIC
SURGERY
Groin
flaps, free: their vascular basis, Kitaro Ohmori & Kiyonori Harii, 238 Groin skin flaps, free, Kiyonori Harii, Kitaro Ohmori, Shuhei Torii, Fujuya Murakami, Yoshihiko Kasai, Junsuke Sekiguchi & Seiichi Ohmori, 225 Gynaecomastia, surgical treatment of, BrettevilleJensen, 177
H F Fascia lata sling to correct oral incompetence, Arnold J. Arem, ro3 Facial contour defects, the correction of by precision-made Silastic implants, R. D. 1’. Craig, W. Simpson & W. Stanley, 67 Fingers, Mucous cysts of the, Maxwell S. MacCollum, I 18 Fistula, an unusual cause of a paranasal, Robert B. Bergman, 272 Fistula formation and other hvuosnadias oroblems, silicone rubber casts of the distal urethra in studying, P. L. G. Townsend, 320 Fistula, repair of a pharyngo-cutaneous, D. G. Maurice & D. P. Sharma, 268 Flap rotation for distal nasal defects, Norman A. Olbourne & Jacob H. Kraaijenhagen, 64 Flap somersault for reconstruction of the helix, Joshua J. Tofield, 71 Forehead, aggressive non-irradiated basal cell carcmoma of, treated by free flap transfer, M. D. Poole, T. D. Cochrane & John E. Bowen, 142 Free flap transfer, aggressive non-irradiated basal cell carcinoma of forehead treated by, M. D. Poole, T. D. Cochrane & John E. Bowen, 142 Free flap transfers by end-to-side arterial anastomosis, Yoshikazu Ikuta, Shyoichi Watari? Keiryo Kawamura, Ryuichi Shima, Yoriaki Matsuishi, Katsumi Myoshi At Kenya Tsuge, I Free groin flaps, Kiyonori Harii, Kitaro Ohmori, Shuhei Torii, Fuguya Murakami, Yoshihiko Kasai, Junsuke Sekiguchi & Seiichi Ohmori, 225 Free groin flaps: their vascular basis, Kitaro Ohmori & Kivonori Harii. 278 Free skin grafting of the neck, cFdt;-pelvic immobilisation following, W. Schwartz, 105
G Glutaraldehyde-treated skin homografts in humans, prolonged retention of, I. Schechter, A. Belldegrin, M. Ben-Basat & I. Kaplan, ro8 Graft,‘a new method of expanding a free skin: relay transplantation, Jifi Smahel & Nuot Ganzoni, 49 Graft, an ideal donor site for the auricular composite, R. V. Argamaso, 219 Grafting for burns of the hand, tangential excision and, D. Mahler & B. Hirshowitz, 189 Grafts, An experimental evaluation of microvenous, S. Fujikawa & B. McC. O’Brien, 244
Hand,
tangential excision and grafting for burns of the, D. Mahler & B. Hirshowitz, 189 Head and neck reconstruction, the back- tube pedicle in, Graeme B. Blake, 59 Helix, somersault flap for reconstruction of the, Joshua J. Tofield, 71 Homograft skin, reduction mammaplasty and other skin excisions as sources of, Ross Rudolph, A. Scott Earle & Richard B. Fratianne, I2I Homografts in humans, prolonged retention of glutaraldehyde-treated skin, I. Schechter, A. Belldegrin, H. Ben-Basat & I. Kaplan, 198 Hyperinvolution, mammary, and ptosis, J. F. North, 310 Hypospadias patients, a long-term follow-up of, B. C. Sommerlad, 324 Hypospadias problems, silicone rubber casts of the distal urethra in studying fistula formation and other. P. L. G. Townsend. 120 Hypospadias repair using polyglycol& ‘;tcid sutures, Michael Gipson, 135
Implants, The correction of facial contour defects by precision-made Silastic, R. D. P. Craig, W. Simpson & W. Stanley, 67 Injections of silicone gel, changes in the lung followina. Marcus Castro Ferreira. Victor Spina &-Kyoshi Iriya, 173 Inosculation of vessels of skin graft and host bed: a fortuitous encounter, John Marquis Converse, Tiii Smahel, Donald I,. Ballantpne & Alice D. Harper, 274
I, Laser, carbon dioxide, in the treatment of tclangiectases, Isaac Kaplan & Isaac Peled, 214 Lateral congenital sinus of the upper lip, 1). Mahler & A. Karev. 207 Lateral wedge resection’ ma
S~BJE(:‘l’ I,ipumas, post-traumatic, of the ahdommal wall, D. C. Herbert Rc J. DeGeus, 303 I,~M. incidence of recurrence in excised but nonirradiated basal cell carcinomas, J. H. Binns CyrH. M. Sherriff, 133 I.ung, changes in the, following injections oI silicone gel, Marcus Castro Ferreira, Victor Spina & Kyoshi Iriya, 173
M ,\CZctiissock approach to subcutaneous mastcctomy and immediate prosthesis implantation, John E. Hoopes & James J. Ryan, 171 Malignant melanoma in the Igbos of Nigeria, Wilson I. B. Onuigbo, rrq Mammaplasties, further experience with lateral wedge resection, William E. Schatten, John H. Harlev Tr.. Robert W. Crow & Tohn M. Griffin, 37 ” ~lammaplasty, an areolar approach to reduction, Jorge M. Andrews, Marlene M. Aoki Yshizuki, Dulce hl. S. F. hlartins & Roberto Rudge Ramos, 166 .\lammaplasty, reduction, and other skin excisions as sources of homograft skin, Ross Rudolph, A. Scott Earlc & Richard B. Fratianne, IZI hlammary hyperinvolution and ptosis, J. I:. North, 310 ,\lammary surgery. a new instrument for, Scrgitr Zenteno A., 164 Mastectomy and immediate prosthesis implanranon, the McKissock approach to subcutaneous, John E. Hoopes & James J. Ryan, 171 .Uedian nerve, painless fibro-fatty hamartoma of the, Ross Rudolph & Stanley Jaffe, 301 34elanoma, malignant, in the Igbos of Nigeria, Wilson I. B. Onuigbo, 114 ,\lctastatic basal cell carcinoma with squamous appearances in the naevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome, Kevin J. h4urphy, 331 .\lerhod of expanding a free skin graft, a new: relay transplantation, Jii-i Smahel K: Nuot <;anzoni, 49 .\licrovascular technique, an experimental stud) oi; patency rates and related factors, J. Yi’. Hayhurst & B. McC. O’Brien, 12X .1licrovenous grafts, an experimental evaluation, S. Fujikawa & B. McC. O’Brien, 244 cyst extraction Xfini-incisions, sebaceous through, Charles Moore & Donald M. Greer, 307 ,\louth, “Ouilted” skin grafting in the, Ian A. ,McGregor, I00 -_ :\lucous cysts of the fngers, Maxwell S. MacCollum,~ I I8 X4ultiple digital replantation, a case report, J. E. Bowen & M. D. Poole, 8 .\luscle flaps in the repair of skin defects over the exposed tibia, M. McHugh 8r J. B. Prendivillc, 205
N Suevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome, metastatic basal celI carcinoma with squamous appearances in the, Kevin J. Murphy, 331 Sasal defects, rotation flap for distal, Norman A. Olbourne & Jacob H. Kraaijenhagen, 64 a simplified method of Nasal pharpngoscopy,
339
IKI)EX
recording m, B. C. Sommerlad. .\I. E. I Hackett & J. Watson, 34 Nasal pharyngoscopy, the technique of recordmg. R. W. Pigott 8r A. P. W. Makepeace, 26 Nasal septum, reconstruction of the short columella in bilateral cleft lip patients using the, Miguel Orticochea, 97 Nasolabial subcutaneous pedicle flaps, 1) (1. Herbert & J. DeGeus, 90 Nasolabial subcutaneous pedicle flaps, 1). C:. Herbert 8r R. G. Harrison, 85 Neck, crania-pelvic immobilisation following free skin grafting of the, Adolf W. Schwartz, TCS Neck reconstruction, the back tube pcdiclc in head and, Graeme B. Blake, 59 Neurovascular flap: cross-hand, cross-finger, .f preliminary report, M-R. Wexler ilr %. Neuman 216 Nipple transposition, the superomedial dermsl pedicle for, J. C. Orlando & R. H. (Guthnc
Jr., -12
Non-irradiated, aggressive, basal cell carcmoma of forehead treated bv free flap transfer. M. 13. Poole, T. D. Cochrane & John E Bowen, 142 Nose, primary repair of the bilateral cl&r III?. Harold McComb, 262 Nostrils, alar base resection for wide, faring. Arthur George Ship, 77 Notices, 84< 148, 223, 336 0
One-stage repair of full-thickness alar detects. S. S. Rawat & Kamla Sharma, 317 Open skin grafting, delaved, James A. Lchmai! Jr. & Nadhir Saddawi, 46 Opsite, the use of a vapour permeable dressing, on skin graft donor sites, I. H. James & A. C. H. Watson, 107 Oral incompetence, facsia lata sling to corrccl, Arnold J. Arem, 103 the complications ot augmentation Orientals, rhinoplasty in, Yasou Mutou, 160 Osteotomy, a nasal, saw, Seamus O’Riain, III I’
P&ate, tw’o sisters aged 6 and 4 years. with unoperated hilateral cleft lip and, S. Pruzanskv & Hans Friede, 251 Paranasal fistula, an unusual cause of a, Robert B. Bergman, 272 Pedicle flaps, nasolabial subcutaneous, I). ( Herbert 8r J. DeGeus, 90 subcutaneous, 1). ( ,. Pedicle flaps, nasolabial Herbert 8r R. G. Harrison, 85 Pedicle for nipple transposition, the supen+ medial dermal, J. C. Orlando ti R. H. Guthrie, Jr., 42 Pen, a new surgical marking, B. C. Summerlad, I39 Pharyngo-cutaneous iistula, repair of a, 1). t ;. Maurice & D. P. Sharma, 268 I’harvngoscopy, a simplified method of recording in nasal, B. C. Sommerlad, M. E. J. Hackett & J. Watson, 34 Pharyngoscopy, the technique of recording nasal, R. W. Pigott & A. I?. W. Makepeace, 26 pH changes on the surface of burns, J. V. H~T\.LY Kcmble, 181
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Polyglycolic acid sutures, hypospadias repair using, Michael Gipson, 135 Post-traumatic lipomas of the abdominal wall, D. C. Herbert & J. DeGeus, 303 Precision-made Silastic implants, the correction of facial contour defects by, R. D. I’. Craig, W. Simpson & W. Stanley, 67 Primary repair of the bilateral cleft lip nose, Harold McComb, 262 Prolonged retention of glutaraldehyde-treated skin homografts in humans, I. Schechter, A. Belldegrin, M. Ben-Basat & 1. Kaplan, 198 Prosthesis, an improved ear, in silicone rubber incorporating an adhesive surface, R. S. Snow, 289 Prosthesis implantation, the McKissock approach to subcutaneous mastectomy and immediate, John E. Hoopes & James J. Ryan, 171 Psychological disorders in patients IO years after cosmetic rhinoplasty, The incidence of schizophrenia and severe, Michael Gipson, I55 Ptosis, mammary hyperinvolution and, J. F. Norton, 3 to
Q “Quilted” skin McGregor,
grafting IOO
in the
mouth,
Ian
A.
R Reconstruction of the helix, somersault flap for, Joshua J. Tofield, 71 Reconstruction of the short columella in bilateral cleft lip patients using the nasal septum, Miguel Orticochea, 97 Reconstruction of the umbilicus, Albert F. Barges, 75 Recording in nasal pharyngoscopy, a simplified method of, B. C. Sommerlad, M. E. J. Hackett & J. Watson, 34 Recording nasal pharyngoscopy, the technique of, R. W. Pigott & A. P. W. Makepeace, 26 Reduction mammaplasty, an areolar approach to, Jorge M. Andrews, Marlene M. Aoki Yshizuki, Dulce M. S. F. Martins & Roberto Rudge Ramos, 166 Reduction mammaplasty and other skin excisions as sources of homograft skin, Ross Rudolph, A. Scott Earle & Richard B. Fratianne, 121 Relay transplantation: a new method of expanding a free skin graft, Jifi Smahel & Nuot Ganzoni, 49 Repair of a pharyngo-cutaneous fistula, D. G. Maurice & D. P. Sharma, 268 Repair, primary, of the bilateral cleft lip nose, Harold McComb, 262 Replantation, multiple digital, a case report, J. E. Bowen & M. D. Poole, 8 Resection for wide flaring nostrils, alar base, Arthur George Ship, 77 Rhinoplasty in orientals, the complications of augmentation, Yasou Mutou, 160 Rhinoplasty, The incidence of schizophrenia and severe psychological disorders in patients IO years after cosmetic, M.ichael Gipson, 155 Rotation advancement repair for wide unilateral lip clefts, straight-line repair followed by, David W. Furnas, 259
PLASTIC
SURGERY
Rotation flap for distal nasal defects, Norman Olbourne & Jacob H. Kraaijenhagen, 64
A.
s Schizophrenia and severe psychological disorders in patients IO vears after cosmetic rhinoplasty, the incidence of, Michael Gipson, I55 Sebaceous cyst extraction through mini-incisions, Charles Moore & Donald M. Greer, 307 Short columella, reconstruction of, in bilateral cleft lip patients using the nasal septum, Miguel Orticochea, 97 Silastic implants, The correction of facial contour defects by precision-made, R. D. P. Craig, W. Simpson & W. Stanley, 67 Silicone gel, changes in the lung following injections of, Marcus Castro Ferreira, Victor Spina & Kyoshi Iriya, 173 Silicone rubber casts of the distal urethra in studying fistula formation and other hppospadias problems, P. L. G. Townsend, 320 Sinus of the upper lip, lateral congenital, D. Mahler & A. Karev, 203 Skin defects over the exposed tibia, muscle flaps in the repair of, M. McHugh & J. B. Prendiville, 205 Skin flaps, free groin, Kiyonori Harii, Kitaro Ohmori, Shuhei Torii, Fujuya Mumkami, Yoshihuko Kasai, Junsuke Sekiguchi PC Seiichi Ohmori, 225 Skin flaps on the trunk, the length : breadth ratio of, two new long narrow flaps, Takuya Onizuka, Tetsuya Akagawa, Shozo Kondo, Yoshiaki Tai & Masaharu Ichinose, 123 Skin flaps, the viability of triangular, P. M. Stell & J. R. Green, 247 Skin graft, a new method of expanding a free: relay transplantation, Jiii Smahel & Nuot Ganzoni, 49 Skin graft donor sites, the use of Opsitc, a vapour permeable dressing on, J. H. James & A. C. H. Watson, 107 Skin grafting, delayed open, James A. Lehman Jr. & Nadhir Saddawi, 46 Skin grafting in the mouth, “Quilted”, ;an A. McGregor, IOO Skin suture, an easily removable continuous. John Schetrumpf, 210 Somersault flap for reconstruction of the helix, Joshua J. Tofield, 7r Sources of homograft skin, reduction mammaplasty and other skin excisions as, Ross Rudolph, A. Scott Earle & Richard B. Fratianne, 121 Splints in the post-burn hand, experience with thermoplastic, N. G. Buchan, 193 Straight-line repair followed by rotation advanccment repair for wide unilateral lip clefts, David W. Furnas, 259 Subcutaneous mastectomy and immediate prosthesis implantation, John E. Hocpes & James J. Ryan, 171 Subcutaneous pedicle flaps, nasolabial, I). c:. Herbert & J. DeGeus, 90 Subcutaneous pedicle flaps, nasolabial, 1). C. Herbert & R. G. Harrison, 85 Superficial telangiectases, the carbon dioxide laser in the treatment of, Isaac Kaplan & Isaac Pelad, 214
SUBJECT
Surgical treatment of gynecomastia, <;. Brettevillelensen. 177 an easily removable continuous skin, John Schetrumpf, 210
suture,
T ~I~anecntial excision and eraftine for burns of the -hand, D. Mahler & B. Hirchowitz, 189 .l‘elangiectases, the carbon dioxide laser in the treatment of superficial, Isaac Kaplan & Isaac P&d, 214 ~l‘hcrmoplastic splints in the post-burn hand, experience with, N. G. Buchan, 193 Thtrty-five eggs per day in the treatment of severe burns, B. Hirshowitz, J. G. Brook, ‘I’. Kaufman, U. Titelman & D. Mahler, 1x5 Tibia, muscle flaps in the repair of skin defects over the exposed, hl. McHugh 8r J. R. Prendiville, 205 ‘I‘ransplantation, relay: a new method of expanding a free skin graft, 1% Smahel & Nuot C&tzoni, 49 _ I .I‘rtangular skin flaps, The viability of, I’. M. Stell & J. R. Green, 247 ~l‘ubc pedicle, the back, in head and neck rcccwstruction, Graeme B. Blake, 59
INDEX
3-t 1
Tubed pedicles, a revrew of 196, M. H. Labandter CyrA. Roy, 54
F
Swam.
Ulcers. Burult ~mycobacterial)! m caucastans 111 Nigeria, 1. 0. Oluwasanmt, S. 0. Itayemi & G.-O. Alibi, I I I reconstruction of the. Albert 1 Umbilicus, Bowa 7s Unilateral lip clefts, straight-line repair followed by rotation advancement repair for wide. David W. Furnas, 259
Vascular basts of free groin flaps, Kitaro Ohmcrrr & Kiyonori Harii, 238 Viabilitv of trangular skin flaps. I’. hl. S:ell S J. R.
further oxE. Schatten, W. Crow &
AUTHOR
INDEX Ii
A Akagawa, Tctsuya, jt. author. S~LX Onizuka, Tatuya Alabi, G. O., jt. author. See Oluwasanmi, J. 0. Andrews, Jorge M., Aoki Yshizuki, Marlene M., Martins, Dulce M. S. F. & Ramos Roberto Rudge. An areolar approach to reduction mammaplasty, 166 Aoki Yshizuki, Marlene, M., jt. author. Set Andrews, Jorge M. Arem, Arnold I. Fascia lata sling to correct oral incompetence, 103 Argamaso, R. V. An ideal donor site for the auricular composite graft, 219
Earlc,
A. Scott,
jt. author.
SPC Rudolph,
Ross.
E‘ Ferreira, Marcus Castro, Spina, Victor & Iriya, Kyoshi. Changes in the lung following injections of silicone gel, I73 Fratianne, Richard B., jt. author. See Rudolph, Ross Friede, Hans, jt. author. See Pruzansky, S. Fujikawa, S. & O’Brien, B. McC. An experimental evaluation of-microvenous grafts; 244 Furnas, David W. Straight-line repair followed by rotation advancement repair for wide unilateral lip clefts, 259
B Ballantyne, Donald L. jt. author. .Sc.t. Convcrsc, John Marquis Belldenrin, A.. it. author. Se6 Schcchter. I. Ben-B&at; M:,‘jt. author. Srr Schechter, I. An unusual cause of Bergman, Robert B. paranasal fistula, 272 Binns, I. H. & Sherriff, H. M. Low incidence of -recurrence in excised but non-irradiated basal cell carcinomas, 133 Blake, G. B. The back tube pediclc in head and neck reconstruction, 59 Borges, A. F. Reconstruction of the umbilicus, 7c Bow&, John E. jt. author. See Poole, M. D. Bowen, J. E. & Poole, M. D. Multiple digital replantation: a case report, 8 Bretteville-Jensen, G. Surgical treatment of gynaecomastia, I77 Brook, J. G., jt. author. See Hirshowitz, B. Brown, H. G., jt. author. See Bas, S. K. Buchan, N. G. Experience with thermoplastic splints in the post-burn hand, 193 Buchan, N. G. The cleft ear lobe: a method of rcpair with preservation of the earring canal, 296
G Ganzoni, N., It. author. See Smahel, J. Ginson. Michael. Hvnosuadias reaair using polyglycolic acid suiures, 135 * Gipson, Michael & Connolly, Francis Hugh. The incidence of schizophrenia and severe psychological disorders in patients IO years after cosmetic rhinoplasty, 155 Green, J. R., jt. author. See Stell, I’. M. Greer, Donald, M., jt. author. See Moore, Charles. Griffin, J. M., jt. author. See Schattcn, W. E. Gupta, H. K. D., jt. author. See Rawat, S. S. Guthrie, Jr., R. H., jt. author. See Orlando, _ _ J. Cd. H Hackett, &I. E. J., jt. author. Set Sommerlad, _ n n. L. Harii, Kiyonori, jt. author. See Ohmori, Kitaro Harii, Kiyonori, Ohmori, Kitaro, Torii, Shuhci, Murakami, Kasai, Yoshihiko, Fuyiya, Sekiauchi. Iunsuke & Ohmori. Seiichi. Free-groin skin flaps, 225 S
c, Cochranc. T. D.. it. author. Se< Poole. M. D Connolly,‘Fran& ‘Hugh, jt. author. Sei Gipson, Michael Converse, Marquis, Smahel Jiri, John Ballantyne, Donald, L. & Harper, Alice, D. Inosculation of vessels of skin graft and host bed: a fortuitious encounter, 274 Craig, R. D. I’., Simpson, W. & Stanley, W. The correction of facial contour defects by precision-made Silastic implants, 67 Crockett, D. J. Diagnostic coding in a plastic surgery unit, 286 Crow, R. W., jt. author. See Schatten, W. E. Cubey, R. B. Lip-plug carcinoma and its management by modified Abbe flap, 80 D Das,
S. K. & Brown, H. G. An anomalous flexor digitorum sublimis to index finger with absent lumbrical, 299 DeGeus, J., jt. author. See Herbert, D. C. 342
Hunter, J. A. A., Ogdon, C. & Norris, Dupuvtren’s contracturc I-Chemical
logy,
io
Hunter, J. A. A. & Ogdon, tontracture II-scanning topic ohaervations, 19
M. G. patho-
C. Dupuytren’s clecrron micro-
I<,hinose, Masaharu, jr. author. .Sdt, Onizuka. Takuya Ikuta, Y., Watari, S., Kawamura, K., Shima, K.. Matsuishi, Y., Miyoshi, K. & Tsuge, K. Free flap rransfers by end-ro-side arrerial anastomosis, 1 lrlya, Kyoshi, it. author. .SL,~,Ferreira, Marcus (:astro llaycmi, S. 0.. II. puthor. yLlt. Oluwasanml, 1. 0
Mutou, Yasuo. The complications of dugmentation rhinoplasty in orientals, 160 Primary repair of the McComb, Harold. bilateral cleft lip nose, 262 McGregor, Ian A. “Quilted” skin grafting 11, the mouth, IOO McHugh, M. & Prendivillc, J. B. Muscle flap5 in the repair of skin defects over the csposc(l tibia, 20s l-4 Set’ Wexler,
Xeuman, ZVI, or. author. them-Ron Norris. M. G., it. author.
See Hunter.
.2lcn+ I. A. A.
0
Jaffe, Stanley, jt. author. See Rudolph, Ross lames. 1. H. & Watson, A. C. H. The use ot tipsite, a vapour peimeablc dressing, on skin graft donor sites, 107 Ii Kaplan, I., jr. author. Stie Schechter, 1. Kaplan, Isaac & Peled, Isaac. The carbon dioxide laser in the treatment of superficial relangiectasrs, 214 Karen., A., jr. author. Sre Mahler, D. Kasai, Yoshihiko, jt. author. S’2e Harii, Kiyonorl Kaufman, T., jt. author. See Hirshowitz, B. Kawamura, K., it. author. Set: Ikuta, Y. Kemhle, J. V. Harvey. pH changes on the surface of burns, 181 Kondo, Shozo, jt. author. 56~ Onizuka, Takuya Kraaijenhagen, 1. H., jr. author. .S’?i, Olbournc. N. ?I
I.abandter,
I .ebman
Ir..
H., 11. author. .S’rc, Stranc, ic1. t‘. I. A. & Saddawi. N. I)claved onrn
.~lact;olluln, hlaxwell,
s.
Mucous
C!‘Shof 1hc
fingers, I IX .Wahler, D., jt. author. .S?e Hirshowltz, B. \lahler? D. & Hirshowitz, B. Tangential exclslon and grafting for burns of the hand, 189 Lateral congenital Glahler. D. & Karev. A. s&s of the upper’lip, 203 .Llakepeacc, A. P. W., jr. author. .S‘zcs Pigott. R. ‘X’. SC,,, hlarrins, Duice, M. S. F., jr. author. .4ndrews, Jorge, M. hlatsuishi, Y., jt. author. See Ikuta, Y. .Ilaurice, D. G. & Sharma, D. P. Repair 01 .I pharyngo-cutaneous fistula, 268 ,\li\oshi, K., jt. author. See Ikuta, Y. .243orc, Charles & Greer, Donald, M. Sebaceous cyst extraction through mini-incisions, 307 Uurakami, Fuviva, it. author. Ser Harii, Kiyonori _ \slurphy, Kevin, J. Metastatic basal cell carcinoma with squamous appearances in the nacvnid basal cell carcinoma svndrome, 7~1
O’Brien, B. McC., Jo, author. St81 Fujikawa, S O’Brien, B. McC., jt. author. See Hayhurst, J. ‘XX.. Ogdon, C., jt. author. See Hunter, J. A. A. Ohmori, Kitaro, jt. author. See Harii, Kiyonorl Ohmori, Kitaro & Harii, Kiyonori. Free groin flans: their vascular basis. 27aS Ohmorfi, Seiichi, jt. author. $ei Haril, Kiyonorl Olbourne, N. A. & Kraaijenhagen, J. H. Rotarlcrn flap for distal nasal defects, 64 Oluwasanmi. I. O., Itavemi, S. 0. & Alabi, C;. 0. Buruli ihvcobact&ial‘, ulcers in caucasions in Nigeiia; III Onizuka, Takuva, Akagawa, ‘I‘etsuya, Kondo. Shozo, Tai; Yoshiaki 8r Ichinose, Masaharu. The length : breadth ratio of skin flaps on the trunk: two new long narrow flaps, 1.23 Onuigbo, Wilson I. B. Malignant melanoma n the Igbos of Nigeria, I 14 O’Riain Seamus. A nasal osteotomy saw, 141 Orlando, J. C. & Guthrie Jr., R. H. The supen]medial dermal pedicle for nipple tranqposition, 42 Orticochea, Miguel. Rcconstructlon of the \horl columclla in bilateral cleft lip pat icmrs using: rhc, nasal septum, cl-
l-‘&d, Isaac, lr. author. Ser Kaplan, Isaac Pigott, R. W. & Makepeace, A. P. W. -i.hr technique of recording nasal pharyngo%op! ~ l’ool?M. 11. jt. author. SL’L.Bowen i. E Poole: M. o., Cochrane, T. D. ‘& Bowcn. John. E. Aggressive non-irradiated basal cell carcinoma of forehead treated h\ tt.c<, flap transfer, 142 I’rendiville, J. B., jt. author. .S‘,? h,lcHugh, &I. Pruzansky, S. & Friede, Hans. Two slslers wl111 unoperared bilateral cleft lip ,md p:\lal~,. aged 6 and 4 years, 2~I R Ramos, Roberto Rudge, jt. auth(Jr. .Sc+ Andre\vi. Jorge, M. Rawat. S. S. & Gupra, H. K. I). c:ongenllal double columclla, 153 Rawat, S. S. & Sharma, Kamla. One-sragc rcp:llr of full-thickness alar defects, 3 I: Rev, A., it. author. Stat, Stranc. M. 1;
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Rudolph, Ross, Earle, A. Scott & Fratianne, Richard B. Reduction mammaplasty and other skin excisions as sources of homograft skin, 121 Rudolph, Ross & Jaffe, Stanley. Painless fibrofatty hamartoma of the median nerve, 301 Ryan, James, J., jr. author. See Hoopes, John, E. S Saddawi, N., jt. author. See Lehman, Jr., J. A. Schatten, W. E., Hartley Jr., J. H., Crow, R. W. & Griffin, J. M. Further experience with lateral wedge resection mammaplasties, 37 Schechter, I., Belldegrin, A., Basat-Ben, M. & Prolonged retention of glutarKaplan, I. aldehyde-treated skin homografts in humans, 198 Schetrumpf! J. R. A method of prominent car correctton, 292 Schetrumpf, J. R. An easily removable continuous skin suture, 210 Schwartz, Adolf W. Cranio-pelvic immobilisation following free skin grafting of the neck, to5 Sekiguchi, Junsuke, jt. author. See Harii, Kiyonori Sharma, D. I’., jt. author. See Maurice, D. G. Sharma, Kamla, jt. author. See Rawat, S. S. Sherriff, H. M., jt. author. See Binns, J. H. Shima, R., jt. author. See Ikuta, Y. Ship, A. G. Alar base resection for wide flaring nostrils, 77 Simpson, W., jt. author. See Craig, R. D. I’. Smahel, Jiii, jt. author. See Converse, John Marquis Smahel, J. & Ganzoni, N. Relay transplantation: a new method of expanding a free skin graft, 49 Snow, R. S. An improved ear prosthesis in silicone rubber incorporating an adhesive surface, 289
SURGERY
Sommerlad, B. C. A long-term follow up of hypospadias patients, 324 Sommerlad, B. C. A new surgical marking pen, I39 Sommerlad, B. C., Hackett, M. E. J. Sr Watson, I. A simulified method of recording in nasal pharyngoscopy, 34 Spina, Victor, jt. author. See Ferreira, Marcus Castro Stanley, W., jt. author. See Craig, R. D. P. Stell, P. M. & Green, J. R. The viability 01 triangular skin flaps, 247 Stranc, M. F., Labandter, H. & Roy, A. A review of 196 tubed pedicles, 54 T Tai, Yoshiaki, jt. author. See Onizuka, Takuya Titelman, U., jt. author. Se6 Hirshowitz, B. Tofield, J. J. Somersault flap for reconstruction of the helix, 71 Torii, Shuhei, jt. author. See Harii, Kiyonori Townsend, P. L. G. Silicone rubber casts of the distal urethra in studying fistula formation and other hypospadias problems, 320 Townsend, P. L. G. Effect of culturing human skin allografts before transplantation, 283 Tsugc, K., jt. author. See Ikuta, Y. W Watari, S., jt. author. See Ikuta, Y. Watson, A. C. H., jt. author. See James, J. H. Watson, J., jt. author. See Sommerlad, B. C. Wexler, Menachem-Ron & Neuman, Zvi. Crosshand, cross-finger neurovascular flap: a preliminary report, 216
% Zenteno, A. mammary
Sergio. surgery.
A new 164
instrument
for
forehead, aggressive <:arcinoma 01 nonirradiated basal cell, treated by free tlap transfer, hl. L>. Poole, T. I). Cochrane & John E. Bowen, 142 Carcinomas, basal cell, low incidence 01. recurrence in excised hut non-irradiated, 1. H Binns & H. M. Sherriff, 133 (Cleft ear lobe: a method of repair with preservation of the earring canal, N. G. Buchan, 296 (Ileft lip and palate, two sisters aged 6 and 4 years, with unoperatcd bilateral, S. Pruzansky ti Hans Fricde, 251 Cleft lip nose, primary repair of the bilateral. Harold McComb, 262 (:left lip patients, reconstruction of the short columclla in bilateral. using the nasal septum. Miguel Orticochea, 97 Clefts, straight-line repair followed by rotation advancement repair for wide unilateral iig. David W. Furnas, 259 <:rjding, diagnostic in a plastic surgical umt, D. J, Crockett, 286 (Zolumella, congenital double, S. S. Rawat & H. K. 1). Gupta, 153 (:omposite graft, an ideal donor site for th< auricular, R. V. Argamaso, 219 Congenital double columella, S. S. Rawat & H. K. D. Gupta, 153 Congenital sinus of the upper lip, lateral, 1) Mahler & A. Karrv, 203 the correction of facial, b!, (:rmtour defects, precision-made Silastic implants, R. D. I’ Craig, W. Simpson & W. Stanley, 67 Cosmetic rhinoplasty, the incidence of sch~zophrenia and severe psychological disorders in patients IO years after, Michael Gipson. I55 Crania-pelvic immobilisation following free sknl grafting of the neck, Adolf W. Schwarly, 105 (:ross-hand, cross-finger neurovascular flap. ,I preliminary report, M-R. Wexler and 7. Ncuman, 2I6 hZaxwell :, of the tingers, Qsts. mucous, MacCollum, 1 IS
Ahhc
ffap, Lip-plug carcinoma and its management by modified, R. Bevis Cubey, 80 .Agqressive non-irradiated basal cell carcinoma of forehead treated by free flap transfer, M. D. Poole, T. D. Cochranc Cur John E. Bowen, 142 Alar base resection for wide flaring nostrils, Arthur Georg Ship, 77 Alar defects, one stage repair of full-thickness, S. S. Rawat & Kamla Sharma, 317 Allografts before transplantation, the effect of culturing human skin, I’. I,. G. Townsend, 233 :inomalous flexor digitorum sublimis to index iinecr with absent lumbrical, S. K. Das K: H.-G. Brown, 2qq .\rtrrial anastomosis, Free Hap transfers by cndto-side, Yoshikazu Ikura, Shyoichi Watari, Kciryo Kawamura, Ryuichi Shimia, Yoriaki Matsuishi, Katsumi Miyoshi ti Kenya Tsuge, I .iugmentation rhinoplasty in orientals, the complications of, Yasou Mutou, 160 ,Auricular composite graft, an ideal donor site for the. R. V. Argamaso, 210 B l3asaI cell carcinoma, aggressive non-Irradiated, of forehead treated by free flap transfer, hl. D. Poole. T. D. Cochrane & John 1% Bowen, 142 liasal cell carcinomas, low incidence of recurrence in excised but non-irradiated, J. H. l3inns & H. M. Sherriff, 133 liasal cell, metastatic, carcinoma with squamous appearances in the naevoid basal ccl1 carcimlma syndrome, Kevin J. Murphy, 331 /iaqal cell, naevoid, carcinoma syndrome, metastatic basal cell carcinoma with squamous appearances in the, Kevin J. hlurphy, 331 Illlateral cleft lip and palate, two sisters aged 6 and j years, with unoperatsd. S. Pruzansky & Hans Fricde, 251 l3ilateral cleft lip nose, primary repaIr of the. Harold McComb, 262 t
and its management ( ..lrcmoma, lip-plug, modified Abbe flap, R. Bevis Cubcy, 80
INDEX
Delayed open skm grafting, James A. L.ehman Jr. & Nadhir Saddawi, 46 L&ma1 pedicle for nipple transposition, the suneromedial, I. C. Orlando & R. H. G;thrie Jr., 42 I>iagnostic coding in a plastic surgery untl, D. J. Crockett, 286 Digital replantation, multiple, a case report, J. Ii. Bowen S: M. D. Poole, 8 l>ouble columella, congenital, S. S. Rawat B K. H. L). Gupta, 153 I?upuytren’s contracture I-chemical pathology, John A. A. Hunter, Colin Ogdon S- Michael G. Norris, IO L>upuytren’s contracture II, Scanning e,F.c”I:;; John observations, microscopic Hunter 8i Cnlin Ogdon, 19
b> 337
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E Ear
correction, a method of prominent, J. R. Schetrumpf, 292 Ear lobe, cleft: a method of repair with preservation of the earring canal, N. G. Buchan, 296 Excision, tangential, and grafting for burns of the hand, D. Mahler & B. Hirshowitz, 189 Expanding a free skin graft, a new method: relay transplantation, Jiri Smahel & Nuot Ganzoni, 49
OF PLASTIC
SURGERY
Groin
flaps, free: their vascular basis, Kitaro Ohmori & Kiyonori Harii, 238 Groin skin flaps, free, Kiyonori Harii, Kitaro Ohmori, Shuhei Torii, Fujuya Murakami, Yoshihiko Kasai, Junsuke Sekiguchi & Seiichi Ohmori, 225 Gynaecomastia, surgical treatment of, BrettevilleJensen, 177
H F Fascia lata sling to correct oral incompetence, Arnold J. Arem, ro3 Facial contour defects, the correction of by precision-made Silastic implants, R. D. 1’. Craig, W. Simpson & W. Stanley, 67 Fingers, Mucous cysts of the, Maxwell S. MacCollum, I 18 Fistula, an unusual cause of a paranasal, Robert B. Bergman, 272 Fistula formation and other hvuosnadias oroblems, silicone rubber casts of the distal urethra in studying, P. L. G. Townsend, 320 Fistula, repair of a pharyngo-cutaneous, D. G. Maurice & D. P. Sharma, 268 Flap rotation for distal nasal defects, Norman A. Olbourne & Jacob H. Kraaijenhagen, 64 Flap somersault for reconstruction of the helix, Joshua J. Tofield, 71 Forehead, aggressive non-irradiated basal cell carcmoma of, treated by free flap transfer, M. D. Poole, T. D. Cochrane & John E. Bowen, 142 Free flap transfer, aggressive non-irradiated basal cell carcinoma of forehead treated by, M. D. Poole, T. D. Cochrane & John E. Bowen, 142 Free flap transfers by end-to-side arterial anastomosis, Yoshikazu Ikuta, Shyoichi Watari? Keiryo Kawamura, Ryuichi Shima, Yoriaki Matsuishi, Katsumi Myoshi At Kenya Tsuge, I Free groin flaps, Kiyonori Harii, Kitaro Ohmori, Shuhei Torii, Fuguya Murakami, Yoshihiko Kasai, Junsuke Sekiguchi & Seiichi Ohmori, 225 Free groin flaps: their vascular basis, Kitaro Ohmori & Kivonori Harii. 278 Free skin grafting of the neck, cFdt;-pelvic immobilisation following, W. Schwartz, 105
G Glutaraldehyde-treated skin homografts in humans, prolonged retention of, I. Schechter, A. Belldegrin, M. Ben-Basat & I. Kaplan, ro8 Graft,‘a new method of expanding a free skin: relay transplantation, Jifi Smahel & Nuot Ganzoni, 49 Graft, an ideal donor site for the auricular composite, R. V. Argamaso, 219 Grafting for burns of the hand, tangential excision and, D. Mahler & B. Hirshowitz, 189 Grafts, An experimental evaluation of microvenous, S. Fujikawa & B. McC. O’Brien, 244
Hand,
tangential excision and grafting for burns of the, D. Mahler & B. Hirshowitz, 189 Head and neck reconstruction, the back- tube pedicle in, Graeme B. Blake, 59 Helix, somersault flap for reconstruction of the, Joshua J. Tofield, 71 Homograft skin, reduction mammaplasty and other skin excisions as sources of, Ross Rudolph, A. Scott Earle & Richard B. Fratianne, I2I Homografts in humans, prolonged retention of glutaraldehyde-treated skin, I. Schechter, A. Belldegrin, H. Ben-Basat & I. Kaplan, 198 Hyperinvolution, mammary, and ptosis, J. F. North, 310 Hypospadias patients, a long-term follow-up of, B. C. Sommerlad, 324 Hypospadias problems, silicone rubber casts of the distal urethra in studying fistula formation and other. P. L. G. Townsend. 120 Hypospadias repair using polyglycol& ‘;tcid sutures, Michael Gipson, 135
Implants, The correction of facial contour defects by precision-made Silastic, R. D. P. Craig, W. Simpson & W. Stanley, 67 Injections of silicone gel, changes in the lung followina. Marcus Castro Ferreira. Victor Spina &-Kyoshi Iriya, 173 Inosculation of vessels of skin graft and host bed: a fortuitous encounter, John Marquis Converse, Tiii Smahel, Donald I,. Ballantpne & Alice D. Harper, 274
I, Laser, carbon dioxide, in the treatment of tclangiectases, Isaac Kaplan & Isaac Peled, 214 Lateral congenital sinus of the upper lip, 1). Mahler & A. Karev. 207 Lateral wedge resection’ ma
S~BJE(:‘l’ I,ipumas, post-traumatic, of the ahdommal wall, D. C. Herbert Rc J. DeGeus, 303 I,~M. incidence of recurrence in excised but nonirradiated basal cell carcinomas, J. H. Binns CyrH. M. Sherriff, 133 I.ung, changes in the, following injections oI silicone gel, Marcus Castro Ferreira, Victor Spina & Kyoshi Iriya, 173
M ,\CZctiissock approach to subcutaneous mastcctomy and immediate prosthesis implantation, John E. Hoopes & James J. Ryan, 171 Malignant melanoma in the Igbos of Nigeria, Wilson I. B. Onuigbo, rrq Mammaplasties, further experience with lateral wedge resection, William E. Schatten, John H. Harlev Tr.. Robert W. Crow & Tohn M. Griffin, 37 ” ~lammaplasty, an areolar approach to reduction, Jorge M. Andrews, Marlene M. Aoki Yshizuki, Dulce hl. S. F. hlartins & Roberto Rudge Ramos, 166 .\lammaplasty, reduction, and other skin excisions as sources of homograft skin, Ross Rudolph, A. Scott Earlc & Richard B. Fratianne, IZI hlammary hyperinvolution and ptosis, J. I:. North, 310 ,\lammary surgery. a new instrument for, Scrgitr Zenteno A., 164 Mastectomy and immediate prosthesis implanranon, the McKissock approach to subcutaneous, John E. Hoopes & James J. Ryan, 171 .Uedian nerve, painless fibro-fatty hamartoma of the, Ross Rudolph & Stanley Jaffe, 301 34elanoma, malignant, in the Igbos of Nigeria, Wilson I. B. Onuigbo, 114 ,\lctastatic basal cell carcinoma with squamous appearances in the naevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome, Kevin J. h4urphy, 331 .\lerhod of expanding a free skin graft, a new: relay transplantation, Jii-i Smahel K: Nuot <;anzoni, 49 .\licrovascular technique, an experimental stud) oi; patency rates and related factors, J. Yi’. Hayhurst & B. McC. O’Brien, 12X .1licrovenous grafts, an experimental evaluation, S. Fujikawa & B. McC. O’Brien, 244 cyst extraction Xfini-incisions, sebaceous through, Charles Moore & Donald M. Greer, 307 ,\louth, “Ouilted” skin grafting in the, Ian A. ,McGregor, I00 -_ :\lucous cysts of the fngers, Maxwell S. MacCollum,~ I I8 X4ultiple digital replantation, a case report, J. E. Bowen & M. D. Poole, 8 .\luscle flaps in the repair of skin defects over the exposed tibia, M. McHugh 8r J. B. Prendivillc, 205
N Suevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome, metastatic basal celI carcinoma with squamous appearances in the, Kevin J. Murphy, 331 Sasal defects, rotation flap for distal, Norman A. Olbourne & Jacob H. Kraaijenhagen, 64 a simplified method of Nasal pharpngoscopy,
339
IKI)EX
recording m, B. C. Sommerlad. .\I. E. I Hackett & J. Watson, 34 Nasal pharyngoscopy, the technique of recordmg. R. W. Pigott 8r A. P. W. Makepeace, 26 Nasal septum, reconstruction of the short columella in bilateral cleft lip patients using the, Miguel Orticochea, 97 Nasolabial subcutaneous pedicle flaps, 1) (1. Herbert & J. DeGeus, 90 Nasolabial subcutaneous pedicle flaps, 1). C:. Herbert 8r R. G. Harrison, 85 Neck, crania-pelvic immobilisation following free skin grafting of the, Adolf W. Schwartz, TCS Neck reconstruction, the back tube pcdiclc in head and, Graeme B. Blake, 59 Neurovascular flap: cross-hand, cross-finger, .f preliminary report, M-R. Wexler ilr %. Neuman 216 Nipple transposition, the superomedial dermsl pedicle for, J. C. Orlando & R. H. (Guthnc
Jr., -12
Non-irradiated, aggressive, basal cell carcmoma of forehead treated bv free flap transfer. M. 13. Poole, T. D. Cochrane & John E Bowen, 142 Nose, primary repair of the bilateral cl&r III?. Harold McComb, 262 Nostrils, alar base resection for wide, faring. Arthur George Ship, 77 Notices, 84< 148, 223, 336 0
One-stage repair of full-thickness alar detects. S. S. Rawat & Kamla Sharma, 317 Open skin grafting, delaved, James A. Lchmai! Jr. & Nadhir Saddawi, 46 Opsite, the use of a vapour permeable dressing, on skin graft donor sites, I. H. James & A. C. H. Watson, 107 Oral incompetence, facsia lata sling to corrccl, Arnold J. Arem, 103 the complications ot augmentation Orientals, rhinoplasty in, Yasou Mutou, 160 Osteotomy, a nasal, saw, Seamus O’Riain, III I’
P&ate, tw’o sisters aged 6 and 4 years. with unoperated hilateral cleft lip and, S. Pruzanskv & Hans Friede, 251 Paranasal fistula, an unusual cause of a, Robert B. Bergman, 272 Pedicle flaps, nasolabial subcutaneous, I). ( Herbert 8r J. DeGeus, 90 subcutaneous, 1). ( ,. Pedicle flaps, nasolabial Herbert 8r R. G. Harrison, 85 Pedicle for nipple transposition, the supen+ medial dermal, J. C. Orlando ti R. H. Guthrie, Jr., 42 Pen, a new surgical marking, B. C. Summerlad, I39 Pharyngo-cutaneous iistula, repair of a, 1). t ;. Maurice & D. P. Sharma, 268 I’harvngoscopy, a simplified method of recording in nasal, B. C. Sommerlad, M. E. J. Hackett & J. Watson, 34 Pharyngoscopy, the technique of recording nasal, R. W. Pigott & A. I?. W. Makepeace, 26 pH changes on the surface of burns, J. V. H~T\.LY Kcmble, 181
BRITISH
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OF
Polyglycolic acid sutures, hypospadias repair using, Michael Gipson, 135 Post-traumatic lipomas of the abdominal wall, D. C. Herbert & J. DeGeus, 303 Precision-made Silastic implants, the correction of facial contour defects by, R. D. I’. Craig, W. Simpson & W. Stanley, 67 Primary repair of the bilateral cleft lip nose, Harold McComb, 262 Prolonged retention of glutaraldehyde-treated skin homografts in humans, I. Schechter, A. Belldegrin, M. Ben-Basat & 1. Kaplan, 198 Prosthesis, an improved ear, in silicone rubber incorporating an adhesive surface, R. S. Snow, 289 Prosthesis implantation, the McKissock approach to subcutaneous mastectomy and immediate, John E. Hoopes & James J. Ryan, 171 Psychological disorders in patients IO years after cosmetic rhinoplasty, The incidence of schizophrenia and severe, Michael Gipson, I55 Ptosis, mammary hyperinvolution and, J. F. Norton, 3 to
Q “Quilted” skin McGregor,
grafting IOO
in the
mouth,
Ian
A.
R Reconstruction of the helix, somersault flap for, Joshua J. Tofield, 71 Reconstruction of the short columella in bilateral cleft lip patients using the nasal septum, Miguel Orticochea, 97 Reconstruction of the umbilicus, Albert F. Barges, 75 Recording in nasal pharyngoscopy, a simplified method of, B. C. Sommerlad, M. E. J. Hackett & J. Watson, 34 Recording nasal pharyngoscopy, the technique of, R. W. Pigott & A. P. W. Makepeace, 26 Reduction mammaplasty, an areolar approach to, Jorge M. Andrews, Marlene M. Aoki Yshizuki, Dulce M. S. F. Martins & Roberto Rudge Ramos, 166 Reduction mammaplasty and other skin excisions as sources of homograft skin, Ross Rudolph, A. Scott Earle & Richard B. Fratianne, 121 Relay transplantation: a new method of expanding a free skin graft, Jifi Smahel & Nuot Ganzoni, 49 Repair of a pharyngo-cutaneous fistula, D. G. Maurice & D. P. Sharma, 268 Repair, primary, of the bilateral cleft lip nose, Harold McComb, 262 Replantation, multiple digital, a case report, J. E. Bowen & M. D. Poole, 8 Resection for wide flaring nostrils, alar base, Arthur George Ship, 77 Rhinoplasty in orientals, the complications of augmentation, Yasou Mutou, 160 Rhinoplasty, The incidence of schizophrenia and severe psychological disorders in patients IO years after cosmetic, M.ichael Gipson, 155 Rotation advancement repair for wide unilateral lip clefts, straight-line repair followed by, David W. Furnas, 259
PLASTIC
SURGERY
Rotation flap for distal nasal defects, Norman Olbourne & Jacob H. Kraaijenhagen, 64
A.
s Schizophrenia and severe psychological disorders in patients IO vears after cosmetic rhinoplasty, the incidence of, Michael Gipson, I55 Sebaceous cyst extraction through mini-incisions, Charles Moore & Donald M. Greer, 307 Short columella, reconstruction of, in bilateral cleft lip patients using the nasal septum, Miguel Orticochea, 97 Silastic implants, The correction of facial contour defects by precision-made, R. D. P. Craig, W. Simpson & W. Stanley, 67 Silicone gel, changes in the lung following injections of, Marcus Castro Ferreira, Victor Spina & Kyoshi Iriya, 173 Silicone rubber casts of the distal urethra in studying fistula formation and other hppospadias problems, P. L. G. Townsend, 320 Sinus of the upper lip, lateral congenital, D. Mahler & A. Karev, 203 Skin defects over the exposed tibia, muscle flaps in the repair of, M. McHugh & J. B. Prendiville, 205 Skin flaps, free groin, Kiyonori Harii, Kitaro Ohmori, Shuhei Torii, Fujuya Mumkami, Yoshihuko Kasai, Junsuke Sekiguchi PC Seiichi Ohmori, 225 Skin flaps on the trunk, the length : breadth ratio of, two new long narrow flaps, Takuya Onizuka, Tetsuya Akagawa, Shozo Kondo, Yoshiaki Tai & Masaharu Ichinose, 123 Skin flaps, the viability of triangular, P. M. Stell & J. R. Green, 247 Skin graft, a new method of expanding a free: relay transplantation, Jiii Smahel & Nuot Ganzoni, 49 Skin graft donor sites, the use of Opsitc, a vapour permeable dressing on, J. H. James & A. C. H. Watson, 107 Skin grafting, delayed open, James A. Lehman Jr. & Nadhir Saddawi, 46 Skin grafting in the mouth, “Quilted”, ;an A. McGregor, IOO Skin suture, an easily removable continuous. John Schetrumpf, 210 Somersault flap for reconstruction of the helix, Joshua J. Tofield, 7r Sources of homograft skin, reduction mammaplasty and other skin excisions as, Ross Rudolph, A. Scott Earle & Richard B. Fratianne, 121 Splints in the post-burn hand, experience with thermoplastic, N. G. Buchan, 193 Straight-line repair followed by rotation advanccment repair for wide unilateral lip clefts, David W. Furnas, 259 Subcutaneous mastectomy and immediate prosthesis implantation, John E. Hocpes & James J. Ryan, 171 Subcutaneous pedicle flaps, nasolabial, I). c:. Herbert & J. DeGeus, 90 Subcutaneous pedicle flaps, nasolabial, 1). C. Herbert & R. G. Harrison, 85 Superficial telangiectases, the carbon dioxide laser in the treatment of, Isaac Kaplan & Isaac Pelad, 214
SUBJECT
Surgical treatment of gynecomastia, <;. Brettevillelensen. 177 an easily removable continuous skin, John Schetrumpf, 210
suture,
T ~I~anecntial excision and eraftine for burns of the -hand, D. Mahler & B. Hirchowitz, 189 .l‘elangiectases, the carbon dioxide laser in the treatment of superficial, Isaac Kaplan & Isaac P&d, 214 ~l‘hcrmoplastic splints in the post-burn hand, experience with, N. G. Buchan, 193 Thtrty-five eggs per day in the treatment of severe burns, B. Hirshowitz, J. G. Brook, ‘I’. Kaufman, U. Titelman & D. Mahler, 1x5 Tibia, muscle flaps in the repair of skin defects over the exposed, hl. McHugh 8r J. R. Prendiville, 205 ‘I‘ransplantation, relay: a new method of expanding a free skin graft, 1% Smahel & Nuot C&tzoni, 49 _ I .I‘rtangular skin flaps, The viability of, I’. M. Stell & J. R. Green, 247 ~l‘ubc pedicle, the back, in head and neck rcccwstruction, Graeme B. Blake, 59
INDEX
3-t 1
Tubed pedicles, a revrew of 196, M. H. Labandter CyrA. Roy, 54
F
Swam.
Ulcers. Burult ~mycobacterial)! m caucastans 111 Nigeria, 1. 0. Oluwasanmt, S. 0. Itayemi & G.-O. Alibi, I I I reconstruction of the. Albert 1 Umbilicus, Bowa 7s Unilateral lip clefts, straight-line repair followed by rotation advancement repair for wide. David W. Furnas, 259
Vascular basts of free groin flaps, Kitaro Ohmcrrr & Kiyonori Harii, 238 Viabilitv of trangular skin flaps. I’. hl. S:ell S J. R.
further oxE. Schatten, W. Crow &
AUTHOR
INDEX Ii
A Akagawa, Tctsuya, jt. author. S~LX Onizuka, Tatuya Alabi, G. O., jt. author. See Oluwasanmi, J. 0. Andrews, Jorge M., Aoki Yshizuki, Marlene M., Martins, Dulce M. S. F. & Ramos Roberto Rudge. An areolar approach to reduction mammaplasty, 166 Aoki Yshizuki, Marlene, M., jt. author. Set Andrews, Jorge M. Arem, Arnold I. Fascia lata sling to correct oral incompetence, 103 Argamaso, R. V. An ideal donor site for the auricular composite graft, 219
Earlc,
A. Scott,
jt. author.
SPC Rudolph,
Ross.
E‘ Ferreira, Marcus Castro, Spina, Victor & Iriya, Kyoshi. Changes in the lung following injections of silicone gel, I73 Fratianne, Richard B., jt. author. See Rudolph, Ross Friede, Hans, jt. author. See Pruzansky, S. Fujikawa, S. & O’Brien, B. McC. An experimental evaluation of-microvenous grafts; 244 Furnas, David W. Straight-line repair followed by rotation advancement repair for wide unilateral lip clefts, 259
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