Titlebook: Liposuction; Principles and Pract Melvin A. Shiffman,Alberto Di Giuseppe Book 2016Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2016 Abd

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Negative Aspiration Pressure of Manual Liposuction with Coleman Technique Is Highly Depending on thee and the negative pressure inside the syringe is not to be underrated. Pulling the plunger the whole way out might accelerate the operative procedure, but also will almost quadruplicate the negative pressure on the aspirated adipose tissue with possible negative effect on the viability.

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Melvin A. Shiffman,Alberto Di GiuseppePresents the cosmetic and plastic surgeon with a wealth of information on the techniques and uses of liposuction.Describes and illustrates numerous procedures, including those only recently introduced

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Principles of LiposuctionThere has been a development of a variety of techniques, anesthesia, and instruments for liposuction. The author presents the newest list of principles in performing liposuction. This will help prevent many of the occurrences of indentations and some of other complications that can occur.

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Liposuction with Local Tumescent Anesthesia and Microcannula Techniqueissue to achieve a sculpting effect. These cannulas have a diameter of 20–10 gauge (0.58–2.7-mm inner diameter) compared with the larger cannulas having a diameter from 3 to 6 mm or greater. The authors discuss tumescent anesthesia, tumescent fluid infiltration, and tumescent liposuction technique with microcannulas.

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Tumescent Local Anesthesia with Articaine high anesthetic potency and low toxicity. There were no neurotoxic or cardiac side effects due to articaine that were observed during or after the treatment. Articaine may be the choice local anesthetic to use in liposuction.

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Efficacy of Tumescent Local Anesthesia with Variable Lidocaine Concentration in 3430 Consecutive Cased with a maximum concentration of lidocaine in the tumescent solution of 500 mg/L. Using maximum lidocaine concentration in tumescent solution of 500 mg/L allows the infusion of a large volume of tumescent solution, without risking lidocaine toxicity.

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