Thomas D. Rees

Mammaplasty: Indications, technique, and complications

Summary 1.A report of 347 consecutive cases of breast reduction is given as regards classification, type of operations, complications, and results. 2.A modification of the Biesenberger operation is presented in detail. 3.H˦matoma is the most serious complication and is probably responsible for most of the surgical disasters in breast reduction. 4.Controlled hypotension has improved the cosmetic result and reduced the time of operation. It has also decreased the number of complications in this type of surgery.

Patient Selection and Techniques in Blepharoplasty and Rhytidoplasty

Natural and effective amelioration of changes due to aging must be based on accurate assessment of each patient’s facial structure and emotional status. An illustrated description of surgical techniques is presented

Epithelial inclusion cyst of thumb phalanx

Summary A case of epithelial inclusion cyst of the terminal phalanx of the right thumb is presented with a review of this clinical problem. This is the thirty-second case report in the literature.