[Principles of plastic pediatric surgery: Thirty years of surgical practice].
In this document, Pr Guy Magalon presents a reflection on the plastic pediatric surgery drawn from 30 years of surgical practice. His thinking is supported by several examples of plastic surgery results from children reviewed in adulthood. These cases highlight the evolution of surgical practices and the need for continuing education for surgeons to adapt to technical progress. Professor Magalon honors his masters and shares his personal vision of the principles of pediatric plastic surgery.
Aix-Marseille université AMU, 27, rue du Terrail, 13007 Marseille, France. Electronic address: g.magalon@gmail.com.
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Anomalies vasculaires; Brûlures électriques; Child; Chirurgie pédiatrique; Chirurgie régénérative; Electrical burns; Enfant; Hemangioma; Hémangiome; Late results; Naevus; Nævus; Pediatric surgery; Poland syndrome; Regenerative surgery; Résultats tardifs; Syndrome de Poland; Vascular diseases