Maxillofacial trauma
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| Lenguaje: | English |
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Baltimore :
Williams & Wilkins,
©1984
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. A. Prenatal development of the facial skeleton.
- 1 B. Postnatal growth and anatomy of the face.
- 2. Structure and psychology of bone.
- 3. Bone healing and repair.
- 4. Early care of the patient with multiple injuries.
- 5. Injury of the head and cervical spine.
- 6. Cervical vascular injury.
- 7. Early treatment of facial injuries.
- 8. Applied dental anatomy and occlusion.
- 9. Development of teeth and fracture of the jaws in children. - 10. Pathogenesis and evaluation of mandibular fractures.
- 11. A. Management of fractures of the mandíbule.
- 11.B. Stable internal fixation
- 12. Nonunion of the mandibule.
- 13. Malunion and malocclusion in mandibular fractures.
- 14. Ankylosis of the temporomandibular joint.
- 15. Pathogenesis and evaluation of maxillary fractures.
- 16. Low maxillary fractures.
- 17. Intermedial and High and transverse fractures of the maxilla.
- 18. Nonunion and posttraumatic deformity of the maxilla.
- 19. Nasal fractures: evaluation and repair.
- 20. Management of late squelae of nasal fractures.
- 21. Pathophysiology and evaluation of frontoethmoid fractures.
- 22. Treatment of frontal sinus fractures.
- 23. Cerebrospinal Fluid fistula.
- 24. Posttraumatic telecanthus.
- 25. Orbital blowout fractures.
- 26. Posttraumatic enophthalmos and diplopia.
- 27. Malar and zygomatic fractures.
- 28. Complications of Malar fractures.
- 29. Temporary bone injuries. - 30. Laryngeal trauma.
- 31. Laryngeal and trancheal stenosis.