Sabiston Textbook of Surgery
1. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery: The Biological Basis of Modern Surgical Practice - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Dedication - p. v 7. Contributors - p. vii 8. Preface - p. xxx 9. Foreword - p. xxxi 10. Acknowledgments - p. xxxii 11. Expert insights: The Sabiston podcast - p. xxxix 12. List of Illustrations - p. xli 13. List of Tables - p. xlii 14. Videos - p. xxxvii 15. Section I. Surgical Training and Quality Control - p. e1 16. 1. Surgical education: Past, present, and future - p. e2 17. 2. Surgical simulation and new ways to optimize performance - p. e15 18. 3. Certification of surgeon competence - p. e34 19. 4. Preoperative risk assessment and alterations in the COVID-19 era - p. e42 20. 5. Social determinants of health and their impact on surgical outcomes - p. e58 21. 6. Critical assessment of surgical outcomes and health services research - p. e65 22. 7. Surgical quality improvement programs - p. e77 23. 8. Patient-reported outcomes - p. e89 24. 9. Safety in the surgical environment - p. e100 25. 10. Advances and training considerations in robotic surgery - p. e117 26. 11. Advances and training considerations in laparoscopic surgery - p. e130 27. 12. Advances and training considerations in endoscopy and endoscopic surgery - p. e154 28. 13. Telehealth in surgery - p. e168 29. 14. Health inequities and disparities in surgery - p. e176 30. 15. Global surgery - p. e195 31. 16. Ethics and professionalism in surgery - p. e214 32. 17. Surgeon health: Ergonomics - p. e223 33. 18. Surgeon health and well-being - p. e233 34. Section II. Perioperative Management - p. 1 35. 19. Principles of preoperative and operative surgery - p. 2 36. 20. Anesthesiology principles, pain management, and sedation - p. 38 37. 21. Optimizing surgical outcomes: Prehabilitation and rehabilitation - p. 68 38. 22. Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS): Evidence-based perioperative pathways to optimize outcomes - p. 74 39. 23. Wound healing - p. 88 40. 24. The evolving role of the microbiome in surgical practice - p. 117.e3 41. 25. Surgical site infections - p. 118 42. 26. Surgical complications: Overview and grading - p. 126 43. 27. Surgery in the geriatric patient - p. 144 44. 28. Surgery in the pregnant patient - p. 157 45. 29. Surgical considerations in the transgender patient - p. 177 46. 30. Surgical palliative care - p. 189 47. 31. Advanced analytics and artificial intelligence applications in surgery - p. 200.e3 48. Section III. Trauma and Critical Care - p. 201 49. 32. The inflammatory response - p. 202 50. 33. Shock, electrolytes, and fluid - p. 221 51. 34. Metabolism and nutrition in surgical patients - p. 269 52. 35. Primary soft tissue infections - p. 291 53. 36. Management of acute trauma - p. 301 54. 37. The difficult abdominal wall - p. 356 55. 38. Management of vascular trauma - p. 370 56. 39. Management of urologic trauma - p. 388 57. 40. Emergency care of musculoskeletal injuries - p. 397 58. 41. Emergency care of neurologic injuries - p. 436 59. 42. Management of pediatric trauma - p. 462 60. 43. Burns - p. 479 61. 44. The outdoors—venomous bites and stings and environmental exposure - p. 502.e3 62. 45. Management of chronic wounds - p. 503 63. 46. Surgical critical care - p. 528 64. 47. Moving operating room procedures to the intensive care unit - p. 551 65. 48. The surgeon’s role in disaster management - p. 559 66. Section IV. Transplantation and Immunology - p. 572 67. 49. Transplantation immunobiology and immunosuppression - p. 573 68. 50. Regenerative medicine and its applications to surgery - p. 614.e3 69. 51. Surgical considerations in transplant patients undergoing nontransplant-related procedures and operating in patients with portal hypertension - p. 615 70. 52. Kidney transplantation - p. 624 71. 53. Liver transplantation - p. 638 72. 54. Pancreas transplantation - p. 651 73. 55. Islet transplantation - p. 664 74. 56. Small bowel transplantation - p. 669 75. 57. Heart transplantation - p. 679 76. 58. Lung transplantation - p. 707 77. 59. Soft tissue transplantation - p. 721.e3 78. Section V. Surgical Oncology - p. 721.e32 79. 60. Tumor biology and tumor markers - p. 721.e33 80. 61. Tumor immunology and immunotherapy - p. 721.e71 81. 62. Surgical considerations in cancer patients - p. 721.e91 82. 63. Melanoma and cutaneous malignancies - p. 722 83. 64. Sarcomas of the soft tissues, retroperitoneum, and bone - p. 750 84. 65. Gastrointestinal stromal tumors - p. 778 85. 66. Benign diseases of head and neck - p. 792 86. 67. Head and neck cancer - p. 804 87. 68. Diseases of the breast - p. 819 88. 69. Plastic surgical considerations in cancer surgery - p. 866 89. 70. Peritoneal malignancy and HIPEC - p. 890 90. 71. Surgeon’s approach to lymphadenopathy - p. 897 91. 72. The spleen - p. 906 92. Section VI. Endocrine Disorders - p. 920 93. 73. The thyroid - p. 921 94. 74. Parathyroid - p. 969 95. 75. The adrenal glands - p. 986 96. 76. Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors - p. 1019 97. 77. Neuroendocrine neoplasms (carcinoid tumors) - p. 1035 98. 78. The multiple endocrine neoplasia syndromes - p. 1042 99. Section VII. Abdominal Wall Hernias - p. 1053 100. 79. Preoperative management of the hernia patient - p. 1054 101. 80. Ventral hernias - p. 1063 102. 81. Hernias of the abdominal wall: Atypical locations - p. 1083 103. 82. Inguinal hernias - p. 1091 104. Section VIII. Alimentary Tract - p. 1107 105. 83. Benign esophageal disorders - p. 1108 106. 84. Esophageal cancer - p. 1136 107. 85. The acute abdomen - p. 1155 108. 86. Stomach - p. 1166 109. 87. Gastric cancer - p. 1192 110. 88. Biliary system - p. 1213 111. 89. The liver - p. 1249 112. 90. Secondary tumors of the liver - p. 1306 113. 91. Small intestine - p. 1320 114. 92. Exocrine pancreas - p. 1374 115. 93. Pancreatic cancer - p. 1401 116. 94. The appendix - p. 1415 117. 95. Colon and rectum - p. 1429 118. 96. Cancers of the colon, rectum, and anus - p. 1491 119. 97. Benign anorectal disorders - p. 1515 120. 98. Acute gastrointestinal hemorrhage - p. 1544 121. 99. Morbid obesity - p. 1554 122. Section IX. Vascular Surgery - p. 1579 123. 100. Hemostasis and thrombosis - p. 1580 124. 101. Contemporary management of carotid disease - p. 1603 125. 102. Aortic disease - p. 1620 126. 103. Peripheral occlusive disease - p. 1643 127. 104. Extremity amputations in the modern era: Indications, technique, and outcomes - p. 1676 128. 105. Peripheral aneurysmal disease - p. 1688 129. 106. Visceral ischemic syndromes: Acute and chronic mesenteric ischemia - p. 1709 130. 107. Dialysis access - p. 1721 131. 108. Venous disease - p. 1730 132. 109. The lymphatics - p. 1750 133. Section X. Cardiothoracic Surgery - p. 1759 134. 110. Lung, chest wall, pleura, and mediastinum - p. 1760 135. 111. Acquired heart disease: Coronary artery disease - p. 1806 136. 112. Acquired heart disease: Valvular - p. 1842 137. 113. Congenital heart disease - p. 1870 138. 114. Pulmonary embolism: Acute and chronic - p. 1908 139. 115. Percutaneous heart procedures - p. 1924.e6 140. 116. Advances in extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: Techniques, applications, and management - p. 1925 141. Section XI. Specialties in Surgery: Subspecialty Considerations Relevant for the General Surgeon - p. 1944 142. 117. Pediatric surgery - p. 1945 143. 118. Maternal-fetal surgery - p. 1981.e3 144. 119. Hand surgery - p. 1982 145. 120. Gynecologic surgery - p. 2038 146. 121. Urologic surgery - p. 2065 147. Index - p. 2095
Sabiston Textbook of Surgery
1. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery: The Biological Basis of Modern Surgical Practice - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Dedication - p. v 7. Contributors - p. vii 8. Preface - p. xxx 9. Foreword - p. xxxi 10. Acknowledgments - p. xxxii 11. Expert insights: The Sabiston podcast - p. xxxix 12. List of Illustrations - p. xli 13. List of Tables - p. xlii 14. Videos - p. xxxvii 15. Section I. Surgical Training and Quality Control - p. e1 16. 1. Surgical education: Past, present, and future - p. e2 17. 2. Surgical simulation and new ways to optimize performance - p. e15 18. 3. Certification of surgeon competence - p. e34 19. 4. Preoperative risk assessment and alterations in the COVID-19 era - p. e42 20. 5. Social determinants of health and their impact on surgical outcomes - p. e58 21. 6. Critical assessment of surgical outcomes and health services research - p. e65 22. 7. Surgical quality improvement programs - p. e77 23. 8. Patient-reported outcomes - p. e89 24. 9. Safety in the surgical environment - p. e100 25. 10. Advances and training considerations in robotic surgery - p. e117 26. 11. Advances and training considerations in laparoscopic surgery - p. e130 27. 12. Advances and training considerations in endoscopy and endoscopic surgery - p. e154 28. 13. Telehealth in surgery - p. e168 29. 14. Health inequities and disparities in surgery - p. e176 30. 15. Global surgery - p. e195 31. 16. Ethics and professionalism in surgery - p. e214 32. 17. Surgeon health: Ergonomics - p. e223 33. 18. Surgeon health and well-being - p. e233 34. Section II. Perioperative Management - p. 1 35. 19. Principles of preoperative and operative surgery - p. 2 36. 20. Anesthesiology principles, pain management, and sedation - p. 38 37. 21. Optimizing surgical outcomes: Prehabilitation and rehabilitation - p. 68 38. 22. Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS): Evidence-based perioperative pathways to optimize outcomes - p. 74 39. 23. Wound healing - p. 88 40. 24. The evolving role of the microbiome in surgical practice - p. 117.e3 41. 25. Surgical site infections - p. 118 42. 26. Surgical complications: Overview and grading - p. 126 43. 27. Surgery in the geriatric patient - p. 144 44. 28. Surgery in the pregnant patient - p. 157 45. 29. Surgical considerations in the transgender patient - p. 177 46. 30. Surgical palliative care - p. 189 47. 31. Advanced analytics and artificial intelligence applications in surgery - p. 200.e3 48. Section III. Trauma and Critical Care - p. 201 49. 32. The inflammatory response - p. 202 50. 33. Shock, electrolytes, and fluid - p. 221 51. 34. Metabolism and nutrition in surgical patients - p. 269 52. 35. Primary soft tissue infections - p. 291 53. 36. Management of acute trauma - p. 301 54. 37. The difficult abdominal wall - p. 356 55. 38. Management of vascular trauma - p. 370 56. 39. Management of urologic trauma - p. 388 57. 40. Emergency care of musculoskeletal injuries - p. 397 58. 41. Emergency care of neurologic injuries - p. 436 59. 42. Management of pediatric trauma - p. 462 60. 43. Burns - p. 479 61. 44. The outdoors—venomous bites and stings and environmental exposure - p. 502.e3 62. 45. Management of chronic wounds - p. 503 63. 46. Surgical critical care - p. 528 64. 47. Moving operating room procedures to the intensive care unit - p. 551 65. 48. The surgeon’s role in disaster management - p. 559 66. Section IV. Transplantation and Immunology - p. 572 67. 49. Transplantation immunobiology and immunosuppression - p. 573 68. 50. Regenerative medicine and its applications to surgery - p. 614.e3 69. 51. Surgical considerations in transplant patients undergoing nontransplant-related procedures and operating in patients with portal hypertension - p. 615 70. 52. Kidney transplantation - p. 624 71. 53. Liver transplantation - p. 638 72. 54. Pancreas transplantation - p. 651 73. 55. Islet transplantation - p. 664 74. 56. Small bowel transplantation - p. 669 75. 57. Heart transplantation - p. 679 76. 58. Lung transplantation - p. 707 77. 59. Soft tissue transplantation - p. 721.e3 78. Section V. Surgical Oncology - p. 721.e32 79. 60. Tumor biology and tumor markers - p. 721.e33 80. 61. Tumor immunology and immunotherapy - p. 721.e71 81. 62. Surgical considerations in cancer patients - p. 721.e91 82. 63. Melanoma and cutaneous malignancies - p. 722 83. 64. Sarcomas of the soft tissues, retroperitoneum, and bone - p. 750 84. 65. Gastrointestinal stromal tumors - p. 778 85. 66. Benign diseases of head and neck - p. 792 86. 67. Head and neck cancer - p. 804 87. 68. Diseases of the breast - p. 819 88. 69. Plastic surgical considerations in cancer surgery - p. 866 89. 70. Peritoneal malignancy and HIPEC - p. 890 90. 71. Surgeon’s approach to lymphadenopathy - p. 897 91. 72. The spleen - p. 906 92. Section VI. Endocrine Disorders - p. 920 93. 73. The thyroid - p. 921 94. 74. Parathyroid - p. 969 95. 75. The adrenal glands - p. 986 96. 76. Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors - p. 1019 97. 77. Neuroendocrine neoplasms (carcinoid tumors) - p. 1035 98. 78. The multiple endocrine neoplasia syndromes - p. 1042 99. Section VII. Abdominal Wall Hernias - p. 1053 100. 79. Preoperative management of the hernia patient - p. 1054 101. 80. Ventral hernias - p. 1063 102. 81. Hernias of the abdominal wall: Atypical locations - p. 1083 103. 82. Inguinal hernias - p. 1091 104. Section VIII. Alimentary Tract - p. 1107 105. 83. Benign esophageal disorders - p. 1108 106. 84. Esophageal cancer - p. 1136 107. 85. The acute abdomen - p. 1155 108. 86. Stomach - p. 1166 109. 87. Gastric cancer - p. 1192 110. 88. Biliary system - p. 1213 111. 89. The liver - p. 1249 112. 90. Secondary tumors of the liver - p. 1306 113. 91. Small intestine - p. 1320 114. 92. Exocrine pancreas - p. 1374 115. 93. Pancreatic cancer - p. 1401 116. 94. The appendix - p. 1415 117. 95. Colon and rectum - p. 1429 118. 96. Cancers of the colon, rectum, and anus - p. 1491 119. 97. Benign anorectal disorders - p. 1515 120. 98. Acute gastrointestinal hemorrhage - p. 1544 121. 99. Morbid obesity - p. 1554 122. Section IX. Vascular Surgery - p. 1579 123. 100. Hemostasis and thrombosis - p. 1580 124. 101. Contemporary management of carotid disease - p. 1603 125. 102. Aortic disease - p. 1620 126. 103. Peripheral occlusive disease - p. 1643 127. 104. Extremity amputations in the modern era: Indications, technique, and outcomes - p. 1676 128. 105. Peripheral aneurysmal disease - p. 1688 129. 106. Visceral ischemic syndromes: Acute and chronic mesenteric ischemia - p. 1709 130. 107. Dialysis access - p. 1721 131. 108. Venous disease - p. 1730 132. 109. The lymphatics - p. 1750 133. Section X. Cardiothoracic Surgery - p. 1759 134. 110. Lung, chest wall, pleura, and mediastinum - p. 1760 135. 111. Acquired heart disease: Coronary artery disease - p. 1806 136. 112. Acquired heart disease: Valvular - p. 1842 137. 113. Congenital heart disease - p. 1870 138. 114. Pulmonary embolism: Acute and chronic - p. 1908 139. 115. Percutaneous heart procedures - p. 1924.e6 140. 116. Advances in extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: Techniques, applications, and management - p. 1925 141. Section XI. Specialties in Surgery: Subspecialty Considerations Relevant for the General Surgeon - p. 1944 142. 117. Pediatric surgery - p. 1945 143. 118. Maternal-fetal surgery - p. 1981.e3 144. 119. Hand surgery - p. 1982 145. 120. Gynecologic surgery - p. 2038 146. 121. Urologic surgery - p. 2065 147. Index - p. 2095
