Principles of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery by Moore, U.J. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half title page Title page Copyright page Preface to the Sixth Edition Acknowledgements Foreword to the First Edition List of Contributors Chapter 1 The New Patient

History Principles of examination Systematic procedure for examination of the oro-facial tissues Special investigation Diagnosis Treatment planning

Chapter 2 General Patient Management

Surgical patients Inpatient care Intensive care Outpatient care Follow-up

Chapter 3 Problems Related to Certain Systemic Conditions

Physiological conditions Endocrine disorders Allergy Cardiovascular disorders Respiratory disorders Disorders of the blood Musculoskeletal disorders Systemic diseases of bone Epilepsy Psychiatric illness Liver disorders Renal disorders Conclusion

Chapter 4 Medical Emergencies

Contents of an emergency drug box Staff training The ‘ABCDE’ approach to an emergency patient Use of defibrillation Fainting Hyperventilation Asthma Chest pain of cardiac origin Epileptic seizures Diabetic emergencies Allergies/Hypersensitivity reactions Choking and aspiration Adrenal insufficiency Stroke Local anaesthetic emergencies Conclusions

Chapter 5 Pharmacology and Oral Surgery

Preoperative medication Perioperative medication Postoperative medication Traumatic injuries Infections Medication of packs for sockets Impact of prescribed medication on practice of oral surgery

Chapter 6 The Operating Room, Instruments and the Surgical Team

The operating room Equipment Instruments Sterilisation The surgical team Sterile technique The operation The close of the operation

Chapter 7 Surgical Principles and Technique

Principle of painless surgery Principle of asepsis Principle of minimal damage Principle of adequate access Principle of arrest of haemorrhage Principle of debridement (toilet of wounds) Principle of drainage Principle of repair of wounds Principle of control and prevention of infection of wounds Principle of support of the patient

Chapter 8 Extraction of Teeth and Roots

Examination and assessment Extraction of teeth Luxators Elevators Extraction procedure Extractions in children under outpatient general anaesthesia Fracture of the tooth The transalveolar approach Removal of roots after the socket has healed Arrest of haemorrhage Post-extraction instructions

Chapter 9 Extraction of Unerupted or Partly Erupted Teeth

Diagnosis Treatment Extraction of the impacted lower third molar Extraction of the upper third molar tooth Extraction of the unerupted maxillary canine Extraction of maxillary supernumerary teeth Other unerupted teeth

Chapter 10 Complications of Tooth Extraction

Pre-extraction During extraction Post-extraction

Chapter 11 Preparation of the Mouth for Prostheses

Preservation of alveolar bone Surgical preparation for tissue-borne prostheses Surgical preparation for endosteal implant-borne prostheses

Chapter 12 Treatment of Surgical Infections in the Orofacial Region

Acute infections Diagnosis Bacterial investigations Principles of treatment of acute infections Infections of the face, head and neck Chronic infections of the jaws

Chapter 13 Treatment of Cysts of the Jaw

Diagnosis Treatment Developmental cysts of non-dental origin Non-epithelial lined cysts Soft tissue cysts Salivary cysts (mucocele)

Chapter 14 Management of Maxillofacial Trauma

Initial assessment Applied anatomy Diagnosis Treatment planning Principles of treatment Definitive treatment Complications of fractures

Chapter 15 Tumours of the Mouth and the Management of Oral Cancer

Oral precancer Oral cancer Aetiology and risk factors Clinical presentation Spread of oral cancer Principles of management Surgery Radiotherapy Chemotherapy Recent advances and current problems in oral cancer management

Chapter 16 Surgical Treatment of Salivary Gland Disease

Presenting complaints The minor salivary glands The major salivary glands Specific conditions

Chapter 17 Temporomandibular Disorders (TMDs) and Chronic Orofacial Pain

Broad overview of chronic orofacial pain conditions other than TMDs Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) Trismus Pathological states related to the temporomandibular joint

Chapter 18 Facial Deformity

Symmetric facial deformity The cleft patient Orthognathic surgery Asymmetric facial deformity

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