“Mastering the Neurovascular Architecture: A Surgeon’s Guide to Radical Hysterectomy”
From the pioneering days of E. Wertheim to the modern era of robotic surgery, radical hysterectomy has evolved dramatically in its approach to treating cervical cancer. This groundbreaking monograph illuminates the complex neurovascular anatomy that every surgeon must master to perform these demanding procedures with precision and confidence.
Drawing from decades of surgical expertise, this comprehensive guide presents meticulously detailed, hand-drawn illustrations that capture the intricate architecture of the female pelvis. The author, a distinguished gynecological surgeon, brings the anatomy to life through detailed surgical steps that focus on complete preservation of bladder and rectal nerve function – a crucial advancement in improving patient outcomes.
The book bridges historical perspectives with cutting-edge techniques, spanning from Okabayashi’s modifications of Wertheim’s original approach to the latest developments in laparoscopic and robotic surgical methods. Complementing the detailed anatomical illustrations are four hours of video content, including historical context, detailed anatomical concepts, and live surgical demonstrations that provide an invaluable learning resource for practitioners.
Each anatomical feature and surgical step is presented with clinical relevance in mind, refined through years of practical experience and the latest surgical innovations. This essential reference serves as both a practical guide and a detailed atlas, making it indispensable for gynecological oncologists, surgical specialists, and residents seeking to master the complexities of radical hysterectomy.
Perfect for:
- Gynecological surgeons seeking to refine their surgical technique
- Oncological specialists focusing on cervical cancer treatment
- Surgical residents and fellows specializing in gynecological procedures
- Medical professionals interested in the latest developments in nerve-sparing surgical techniques
Authors:
Shingo Fujii (Auteur), Kentaro Sekiyama (Auteur)
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