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Plastic Surgery is a fascinating field and it is the functional, structural, and aesthetic restoration of all manner of defects and deformities of the human body. Plastic surgery derives its name from the word “Plasticize” meaning to mold or to shape the existing architecture to improve appearance and function.
Plastic surgery is sub divided into several specialties
Department of Plastic Surgery,
Vydehi Hospital,
#82, Nallurahalli, Near BMTC 18th Depot,
Whitefield, Bangalore – 560 066.
Phone : 28412956, 28413381/2/3/4/5, Ext: 244
MBBS,MS, M.Ch
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
107894
MBBS,MS,M.Ch
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
63517
MBBS,MS,DNB
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
91447
MBBS,MS, M.Ch
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
67163
MBBS,MS
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
98623
MBBS,MS,DNB
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
110042
MBBS,MS
Karnataka State Medical
Council Registration Number
109589
It forms the basic part of most of the plastic surgical training. It deals with all kinds of reconstructive work following Burns, Trauma, Cancer and other related deformities to any part of the body.
Most demanding sub-specialty today, both for technical skills and prosperity of the surgeon point of view. It mainly deals with beautification, camouflaging ageing and refinement for the existing features in the body. It also deals with some of the congenital problems related to ear, nose etc.
A major bulk of work in this field includes:
Nose Related
Again most demanding area of plastic surgery both surgically as well as patience wise. It requires dedication and long hour of operations
It deals with:
A micro-vascular laboratory forms an integral part of the department dealing with micro-vascular cases. It provides opportunity to upcoming micro-surgeons to practice and lean new technique on experimental animals. It also enhances scope for research work in the files.
This branch deals with acute burn due to thermal, electrical, chemical and other causes. It involves management of patients from critical stage (updated intensive burn care unit) to the complete recovery.
Post burn sequelae management involves a series of reconstructive procedures to obtain acceptable, functional and aesthetic results.
It also takes into consideration the rehabilitation of affected individuals.
A major sub-specialty of the Plastic surgery. Dealing with all hand related problems. It is one of the fascinating fields in Plastic surgery.
It deals with:
It deals with the management of cases like:
It is one of the major subspecialty of the Plastic Surgery
It deals with the management of:
We at Vydehi Hospital, in the department of Plastic, Cosmetic and Reconstructive surgery are providing services in the most of these subspecialties.
Plastic surgery thus is a most promising super specialty today. It is most demanding field in higher surgical specialty both from technical as well as planning point of view. Plastic Surgery thus can improve social, economical and functional image of a person of an individual.
S no | Author 1st, 2nd and corresponding author | Title of paper | National or international | Citation of the journal | Indexing details | Date of publication | Pageno, vol, ISSN no |
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1. | Dhua S, Manashree S, Tilak BG. | The Clinical Outcome of Perforator Based Sural Artery and Propeller Flaps in Reconstruction of Soft Tissue of Extremities | International | · Pub Med · Scopus · Web of Science (Emerging Source Citation Index: ESCI) · Index Copernicus · Google Scholar · Scientific Information Database (SID) · Islamic World Science Citation Center (ISC) | World J Plast Surg. 2019 Jan; | 8(1):3-11. | |
2. | Dhua S, Suhas TR, Tilak BG. | The effectiveness of autologous platelet rich plasma application in the wound bed prior to resurfacing with split thickness skin graft vs. conventional mechanical fixation using sutures and staples | International | · Pub Med · Scopus · Web of Science (Emerging Source Citation Index: ESCI) · Index Copernicus · Google Scholar · Scientific Information Database (SID) · Islamic World Science Citation Center (ISC) | World J Plast Surg 2019 Jan; | 8(2): 185- 194. | |
3. | Dhua S, Shifa R. | Improvement in functional and esthetic outcome in postburn contracture of neck following split skin grafting using goniometer | National | · Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), · International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) · World Association of Medical Editors (WAME) | Wolters Kluwer and Journal/Association | ||
4. | Dhua S, Niharika M. | A study of silver Sulfadiazine in burn wound dressings in the management of burn injuries | In Progress | In Progress | |||
5. | Thyagaraj.J | Our early experience in immediate total breast reconstruction with deep inferior epigastric artery perforator flap | International | · Pub Med · Scopus | International Surgery Journal Thyagaraj et al. Int Surg J. 2019 Dec; | 6(12):4444-4448 | |
6. | Thyagaraj.J | Thoracodorsal artery perforator flap in immediate breast reconstruction: a series of twenty cases | International | · Pub Med · Scopus | International Surgery Journal Int Surg J. 2020 Jan; | 7(1):205-209 | |
7. | Thyagaraj.J | Anterior Tonsillar fossa approach to Elongated Styloid Process | · Pub Med · Scopus | Annals of Maxillofacial Surgery ¦ Volume 10 : Issue 1: January-June 2020, | p203-209 | ||
8. | Thyagaraj.J | Feasibility and Reliability of Microvascular Reconstruction in the Vessel-depleted Previously Operated Neck | · Pub Med · Scopus | Annals of Maxillofacial Surgery 2020; | 10:96-101 | ||
9. | Thyagaraj.J | Comparison between on operating surgical microscope and high magnification surgical loupes in microvascular reconstruction of head and neck defects in a tertiary healthcare centre. | · Pub Med · Scopus | J. Maxillofac. Orsl Surg. 2021 | |||
10. | Thyagaraj.J | Head & Neck Reconstruction During COVID-19 Pandemic: Our Experience & Protocols | · Pub Med · Scopus · Crossref · Google Scholar · Microsoft Academic | Journal of MAR Case reports. 2021 |