Facial TraumaSeth Thaller, W. Scott McDonald CRC Press, 23.3.2004 - 512 sivua From automobile accidents to sports injuries, this reference covers severe lacerations of the facial skin to extreme injuries of the underlying skeleton, nasal and oral lining, and dental structures-offering a multidisciplinary and hands-on approach to the management, reconstruction, and restoration of a wide variety of soft tissue wounds and fractures of the face in both children and adults |
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Overview of Trauma Care | 1 |
Chapter 2 Microsurgical Options in Facial Trauma | 19 |
Chapter 3 Synopsis of Dental Guidelines for Management of Facial Injuries | 25 |
Chapter 4 The Biology of Trauma on Facial Growth | 55 |
Our Family Tree | 87 |
Chapter 6 Fracture Healing and Bone Graft Repair | 95 |
Chapter 7 Optimizing Bony Repair | 137 |
Chapter 8 The Use of Biomaterials in Craniofacial Trauma | 181 |
Chapter 12 The Management of Nasoorbitalethmoid Fractures and Avoidance of Untoward Sequelae | 281 |
Chapter 13 Management of Acute Injuries to the Frontal Sinus and Management of Untoward Sequelae | 289 |
Chapter 14 Maxillary Fractures | 331 |
Chapter 15 Zygoma Fractures | 361 |
Chapter 16 Mandibular Fractures | 381 |
Chapter 17 Diagnosis and Management of Facial Fractures in Children | 415 |
Chapter 18 Reconstruction of Avulsive Maxillofacial Injuries | 439 |
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Chapter 9 Endoscopic Approaches in the Treatment of Facial Fractures | 209 |
Chapter 10 Orbital Injuries | 235 |
Chapter 11 Nasal Injuries | 261 |
Back Cover | 477 |
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