Part I: Head and Neck 1 Preoperative Considerations in Head and Neck Reconstruction 2 Scalp, Forehead, and Calvarial Reconstruction 3 Tongue Reconstruction 4 Mandible Reconstruction 5 Pharyngeal and Esophageal Reconstruction 6 Pedicled Flaps in Head and Neck Reconstruction 7 Midfacial Reconstruction 8 Nasal Reconstruction 9 Eyelid Reconstruction 10 Skull Base Reconstruction 11 Facial Reanimation 12 Facial Transplantation Part II: Breast 13 Preoperative Considerations and Algorithm in Autologous and Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction 14 Autologous Reconstruction in the High-BMI Patient 15 Autologous Reconstruction in the Thin (Low-BMI) Patient 16 Breast Reconstruction in the Irradiated Patient 17 Partial Breast Reconstruction 18 Salvage Breast Reconstruction after Failed Breast Implant 19 Correction of the Unsatisfactory Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction 20 Correction of the Unsatisfactory Autologous-Based Breast Reconstruction 21 Prevention and Management of Complications Following Autologous Abdominal-Based Breast Reconstruction 22 Management of Venous and Arterial Compromise, Both Acute and Delayed, in Autologous Breast Reconstruction Part III: Trunk/Pelvis 23 Sternal Wound Reconstruction 24 Chest Wall and Thoracic Reconstruction 25 Abdominal Wall Reconstruction 26 Pedicled and Free Flaps in Abdominal Wall Reconstruction 27 Pressure Wounds: Reconstructive Techniques and Special Considerations 28 Pelvic and Genital Reconstruction 29 Male-to-Female Gender Confirming Surgery Part IV: Extremity 30 Lower Extremity Trauma: Upper and Middle Third 31 Lower Extremity Trauma: Foot and Ankle 32 Bone Loss in Lower Extremity 33 Upper Extremity Soft Tissue Reconstruction in the Forearm and Hand 34 The Management of Upper Extremity Bone Loss 35 Upper Extremity Tendon Transfer 36 Acute Nerve Injuries 37 Chronic Nerve Injuries 38 Thumb Reconstruction 39 Hand and Upper Limb Replantation 40 Digital Replantation 41 Hand Transplantation 42 Vascular Disorders of the Hand 43 Tendon Repair and Reconstruction within the Hand 44 Phalangeal Fractures 45 Wrist and Distal Radius Fractures Part V: Lymphatics 46 The Mutilated Hand 47 Preoperative Considerations: Tools for Evaluating the Lymphedema Patient 48 Lymphedema: Pathophysiology, Evaluation, and Treatment Algorithm 49 Vascularized Lymph Node Transfer for Lymphedema 50 Immediate Lymphatic Reconstruction 51 Management of the Severe Patient: Nonmicrovascular Surgery for Lymphedema 52 Controversies in Lymphedema Surgery.