I-Introduction -- 1.Introduction to Rehabilitative Surgery -- 2.Introduction to Surgical Principles -- II.Anesthesia -- 3.Anesthetic Considerations in Rehabilitative Surgery -- 4.Deep Venous Thrombosis in the Operative Rehabilitation Patient -- III.Pain management -- 5.Evaluation and Management of Chronic Pain -- IV.Nervous system and spine -- 6.Neurosurgical Overview -- 7.Neurologic Injury and Spasticity -- 8.Electrodiagnostic Testing for Nerve Injuries and Repairs -- 9.Spine Trauma -- V.Airway, Thorax and Abdomen -- 10.Phrenic Nerve Reconstruction for Diaphragmatic Paralysis and Ventilator Dependency -- 11.Physical Therapy Following Phrenic Nerve Graft Surgery: Implications Far Beyond Breathing -- 12.Recovery of Diaphragm Function through Functional Electrical Stimulation: Diaphragm Pacing -- 13.Acute and Long-Term Surgical Management of the Spinal Cord Injury Patient -- 14.Surgical Reconstruction of Pressure Ulcers -- 15.Acute Burn Management and Rehabilitation -- VI.Reanimation of the paralyzed extremity -- 16.A Global Approach to Upper Extremity Paralysis: The Role of Surgery in Limb Reanimation -- 17.Amputation vs. Limb Salvage of the Lower Extremity -- 18.Surgical Rehabilitation of the Tetraplegic Upper Extremity -- 19.Lower Extremity -- 20.Inguinal Pathology -- 21.Hand Transplantation and Rehabilitation -- 22.Targeted reinnervation strategies to restore upper limb function -- VII.Orthopedic surgery -- 23.Orthopedic Considerations in Rehabilitative Surgery -- 24.Upper Extremity Neuromuscular Disorders -- VIII.Urologic surgery -- 25.Surgical Considerations in Neurogenic Bladder -- IX.Vascular considerations, including lymphedema -- 26.Vascular Considerations in Rehabilitative Surgery -- X.Future directions -- 27.Spinal Cord and Peripheral Nerve Regeneration Current Research and Future Possibilities.