
Clinical Cranio Maxillofacial Surgery
- 1st Edition - June 29, 2017
- Latest edition
- Author: S. M. Balaji
- Language: English
The book and cases would help the novice surgeons as well as students and residents of oral and maxillofacial surgery to ■ Understand the case situation, estimate the uniquenes… Read more
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The book and cases would help the novice surgeons as well as students and residents of oral and maxillofacial surgery to
■ Understand the case situation, estimate the uniqueness of each case and assess the extent of challenge that they
pose
■ Evaluate the alternate treatment methods based on the evidences from literature and experience
■ To deliver the highest possible degree of treatment to the patient with the best of his/her ability
- Consists of 2500+ high resolution clinical images, for better understanding of the surgical procedures in step-wise manners.
- 500 neatly drawn anatomical line diagram illustrations, 150 tables and flowcharts explaining core concepts.
- Discussed on various craniofacial anomalies, cosmetic surgeries, reconstruction procedures, nerve injuries, complex traumas, complicated clefts, distraction etc.
- Covers recent advances, bone substitutes, bioresorbable plates and latest breakthrough researches, technologies and biomedicals.
SECTION 1 Craniofacial Trauma, 1
Chapter 1 Management of Frontal Bone Fracture, 2
1 Frontal Sinus Outer Table Fracture without Involvement of Frontonasal Duct, 2
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Infected Frontal Sinus with Outer Table Fracture, 43
Frontal Sinus Inner Table Fracture without Displacement, 64
Frontal Sinus Comminuted Inner Table Fracture, 85
Frontal Sinus Outer Table Fracture with Drooping of Eyebrow, 9Chapter 2 Correction of Naso-Orbito-Ethmoidal Complex, 24
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Transnasal Wiring, 242
Modifi ed Miniplate Technique, 263
Z-Plasty with Modifi ed Miniplate Technique, 29Chapter 3 Management of Zygomatico-Orbital Fractures, 40
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One-Point Fixation, 402
Two-Point Fixation, 423
Three-Point Fixation, 444
Orbital Floor Reconstruction, 465
Malunited Zygoma Correction, 486
Enophthalmos, Hypoglobus and Telecanthus Correction, 507
Periorbital Defect Reconstructed with Rib Graft and Scar Revision, 53Chapter 4 Mandibular Condyle Fractures, 65
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Bilateral Mandibular Condyle Fracture in a Child, 652
Bilateral Medially Displaced Condylar Fracture Treated by ORIF, 673
Unilateral Medially Displaced Condylar Fracture Treated by ORIF, 70Chapter 5 Management of Ballistic Injury, 83
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Rifl e Injury – Orbital Blowout Fracture, 832
Shrapnel Injury – Palatal Fistula, 87SECTION 2 Facial Reanimation, 97
Chapter 6 Management of Facial Paralysis, 98
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Depressor Labii Inferioris Muscle Plication, 982
Extraoral Static Suspension, 1003
Intraoral Static Suspension, 1014
McLaughlin Technique, 1035
Labbe’s Technique – Partial Muscle Mobilization, 1066
Labbe’s Technique – Total Muscle Mobilization, 1097
Temporalis Muscle Transfer with Fascia Lata – Rhytidectomy Incision, 1108
Masseter Muscle and Palmaris Longus Tendon Transfer, 1129
Gillie’s Technique, 11710
Complete Temporalis Muscle Transfer with Fascia Lata, 119Chapter 7 Correction of Blepharoptosis, 128
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Resection of Levator Palpebrae Superioris Muscle by Anterior Cutaneous Approach, 1282
Frontalis Suspension with Palmaris Longus Tendon, 1303
Frontalis Suspension with Silicone Aurosling, 134SECTION 3 Congenital Craniofacial Deformities, 145
Chapter 8 Correction of Craniofacial Microsomia, 146
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Kaban-Modifi ed Pruzansky (KMP) Type IIa – CCG Reconstruction, 1462
CCG Reconstruction for KMP Type I, 1493
Simultaneous Maxillomandibular Distraction for KMP Type I, 1524
Simultaneous Maxillomandibular Distraction with Acute Callus Moulding, 1585
Simultaneous Maxillomandibular Distraction and Genioplasty, 1606
Distraction of Nongrowing Costochondral Graft and Orthognathic Surgery, 1647
Mandibular Distraction with Callus Moulding and Orthognathic Surgery, 1678
Simultaneous Maxillomandibular Distraction and Dermal Fat Grafting, 1719
Bilateral Mandibular Distraction for Bilateral Craniofacial Microsomia, 175Chapter 9 Management of Craniofacial Syndromes, 184
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Hypertelorism – Box Osteotomy with Modifi ed Lefort I osteotomy, 1842
Hypertelorism Correction with Box Osteotomy, 1883
Crouzon Syndrome (Acrocephalosyndactyly Type II) – LeFort III Advancement, 1934
Crouzon Syndrome (Acrocephalosyndactyly Type – II) – LeFort III Advancement with DistractionOsteogenesis, 196
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Crouzon Syndrome Correction with Lefort III Advancement, 1996
Crouzon Syndrome, 2017
Treacher Collins Syndrome – Obstructive Sleep Apnoea, 2058
Pfeiffer Syndrome – LeFort III Advancement Using Kawamoto Distractor, 2109
Pierre Robin Syndrome with TMJ Ankylosis, 21410
Proteus Syndrome, 21811
Soft Tissue Augmentation in Parry–Romberg Syndrome Using a Sternocleidomastoid Muscle Flap, 22512
Soft Tissue Augmentation Using Free Dermal Fat Graft from the Gluteal Region, 226Chapter 10 Management of Craniofacial Clefts, 234
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Tessier No. 0 with Defi ciency of Tissue in the Midline, 2342
Incomplete Tessier No. 0 with Excess Soft Tissue in the Midline, 2353
Tessier No. 14 with Absence of Corpus Callosum, 2374
Tessier No. 1 with Isolated Alar Defect, 2405
Correction of Hypertelorism in Tessier No. 1 and No. 13, 2426
Tessier No. 2 and No. 12 with Orbital Dystopia, 2467
Medial Orbitomaxillary Cleft, 2508
Oro-naso-ocular Cleft, 2519
Bilateral Medial Orbitomaxillary Cleft, 25410
Oro-naso-occular Cleft Showing Tessier No. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 25911
Tessier No. 6 (Microform Treacher Collins syndrome), 26212
Tessier No. 6 (Microform Treacher Collins syndrome), 26413
Macrostomia with Preauricular Skin Tag, 26614
Hypertelorism Tessier No. 11, 271SECTION 4 Craniofacial Reconstruction, 279
Chapter 11 Reconstruction of Forehead, 280
Chapter 12 Reconstruction of Eye Using Prosthesis, 285
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Left Eye Staphyloma Correction with Evisceration and Eye Prosthesis, 2852
Secondary Deformity Correction of Eye, Nose and Maxilla, 2873
Secondary deformity correction of Eye, Nose and Maxilla, 290Chapter 13 Reconstruction of Ear, 297
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Unilateral (Small Concha–Type) Microtia Correction Using Costal Cartilage, 2972
Unilateral (Atypical-Type) Microtia Correction Using Costal Cartilage, 3013
Folded Ear Correction, 3074
Cup Ear Deformity, 3095
Bat Ear Deformity, 3156
Ear Lobe Deformity, 3197
Ear lobe Reconstruction, 321Chapter 14 Reconstruction of Nose, 325
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Unilateral Alar Defect Reconstructed Using Forehead Flap, 3252
Reconstruction of Nose Using Forehead Flap, 3283
Reconstruction of Nose Using Forehead Flap, 3304
Alar Base Reconstruction Using Nasolabial Flap, 3325
Columellar and Nasal Tip Reconstruction Using Forehead Flap, 334Chapter 15 Reconstruction of Mandible, 339
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En bloc/Marginal Resection of Keratocystic Odontogenic Tumor (KCOT) with Reconstruction Using Rib Graft, 3392
En bloc/Marginal Resection of KCOT – Reconstruction Using Rib Graft in Mandible and Enucleationwith Peripheral Ostectomy in Maxilla, 341
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Segmental resection of KCOT and Reconstruction Using Rib Graft, 3444
Enucleation of Dentigerous Cyst and Reconstruction Using rhBMP-2, 3475
Aneurysmal Bone Cyst – Segmental Resection and Reconstruction Using Rib Graft 1 rhBMP-2, 3496
Unicystic Ameloblastoma – En bloc Resection with Peripheral Ostectomy, 3517
Ameloblastoma – Marginal Mandibulectomy and Reconstruction of the Defect Using NonvascularizedRib Graft (NVRG), 353
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Ameloblastoma – Segmental Resection and Primary Reconstruction with Nonvascularized Rib Graft (NVRG)and Reconstruction plate, 357
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Segmental resection of Ameloblastoma and Reconstruction Using Transport Distraction Osteogenesis (TDO), 35910
Ameloblastoma – Segmental Resection and Reconstruction Using Transport Distraction Osteogenesis, 36211
Juvenile Cemento-Ossifying Fibroma-Resection of Mandible Along with Reconstruction Using RibGrafts _ rhBMP-2 and Total Excision of Lesion from Maxilla, 366
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Ectodermal Dysplasia Reconstructed with Rib Graft _ rhBMP-2 _ Implants, 37013
Ectodermal Dysplasia – Ridge Reconstruction using Rib graft _ rhBMP-2 Rib Graft _ Implants, 37214
Mandibular Fracture with Infected Plates – Reconstructed Using Rib Graft _ rhBMP-2, 374Chapter 16 Management of TMJ Ankylosis, 381
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Paediatric Onset Unilateral TMJ Ankylosis – CCG Favourable Growth, 3812
Paediatric Onset Bilateral TMJ Ankylosis – CCG Favourable Growth, 3843
Paediatric Onset Unilateral TMJ Ankylosis – CCG Overgrowth, 3874
Paediatric Onset Unilateral TMJ Ankylosis – CCG Undergrowth, 3925
Paediatric Onset Bilateral TMJ Ankylosis – CCG Reankylosis/Overgrowth, 3946
Postgap Arthroplasty Contralateral Ankylosis – Bilateral CCG Favourable Growth, 3997
Distraction Osteogenesis for Correction of Facial Asymmetry in TMJ Ankylosis, 4048
Paediatric Ankylosis Bilateral Distraction of Nongrowing CCG, 4069
Adult Onset Unilateral Ankylosis – Interposition Arthroplasty and Genioplasty, 41010
TMJ Ankylosis with Tracheomalacia, 414SECTION 5 Local Flaps in Facial Reconstruction, 425
Chapter 17 Local Flaps in Facial Reconstruction, 426
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Lateral Tongue Flap, 4262
Inferiorly Based Nasolabial Flap for OSMF Involving Oral Commissure, 4273
Extended Nasolabial Flap (Gullwing Flap), 4294
Inferiorly Based Nasolabial Flap, 431SECTION 6 Facial Space Infections, 437
Chapter 18 Management of Space Infections, 438
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Buccal Space Infection, 4382
Submandibular Space Infection, 4393
Masseteric Space Infection, 4404
Infraorbital Space Infection (Canine Space Infection), 4425
Ludwig’s Angina, 443SECTION 7 Miscellaneous, 457
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Masseter Hypertrophy, 458II
Macroglossia, 464III
Tissue Expansion, 474IV
Pharyngoplasty, 483V
Haemangioma, 492VI
Mole Excision, 498VII
Lip Debulking with Gingivectomy, 501VIII
Management of Haemophilia in Cleft Patient, 503IX
Medial Canthoplexy, 506X
Craniosynostosis, 508Index, 519
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: June 29, 2017
- Language: English