PubMed · 10188290
[Humanitarian plastic surgery. Personal experience and reflections].
Abstract
After analysing their concept of humanitarian plastic surgery, the authors present their personal experience which started in the 1970s, concerning two aspects: in the field (Burkina-Faso, Mali, Niger) and in Geneva, Switzerland, where the more difficult cases are operated. They illustrate their approach by a clinical case of sequelae of noma. They analyse the problems and/or questions raised by humanitarian plastic surgery: sufficient training, choice of surgical techniques, postoperative follow-up, assessment of the results obtained, possible innovations.
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D Montandon, B Pittet. 1999. [Humanitarian plastic surgery. Personal experience and reflections].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10188290/
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