Practical Guide to Neck Dissection [electronic resource] /
Lucioni, Marco.author.
This brilliantly illustrated manual is a road map for the surgeon who wishes to perform a dissection exercise on the neck in the anatomic theatre. It guides the reader step by step through the cervical structures, the aim being to improve his/her technical skills in surgical practice in the operating room. This book is divided into sections, beginning with the most superficial structures, and then progressing to the deepest planes. The structures warranting the most surgical-anatomic attention and interest are identified. Regional ""visits"" are supported by concise, reader-friendly reference 
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This brilliantly illustrated manual is a road map for the surgeon who wishes to perform a dissection exercise on the neck in the anatomic theatre. It guides the reader step by step through the cervical structures, the aim being to improve his/her technical skills in surgical practice in the operating room. This book is divided into sections, beginning with the most superficial structures, and then progressing to the deepest planes. The structures warranting the most surgical-anatomic attention and interest are identified. Regional ""visits"" are supported by concise, reader-friendly reference 
Includes bibliographical references and index.
to Dissection -- General Anatomical Layout -- Superficial Dissection -- Parotid Region -- Submandibular–Submental Region (Robbins Level I) -- Laterocervical Region (Supraclavicular Region – Robbins Level V) -- Laterocervical Region (Sternocleidomastoid or Carotid Region – Robbins Levels II, III, and IV) -- Anterior Region (Robbins Level VI – Inferior Part) -- Anterior Region (Robbins Level VI – Superior Part) -- Prevertebral Region.
Otorhinolaryngology.
Otolaryngologic surgery.
Surgery.
Oncology  .
Radiology.
Pathology.
Otorhinolaryngology.
Head and Neck Surgery.
General Surgery.
Oncology.
Imaging / Radiology.
Pathology.