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  • Formatas: Hardback, 1312 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 297x216x53 mm, weight: 3561 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 20-Aug-2010
  • Leidėjas: Wiley-Blackwell
  • ISBN-10: 1405171197
  • ISBN-13: 9781405171199
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Edited by Lars Andersson, Karl-Erik Kahnberg and M. Anthony Pogrel

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a comprehensive reference for all trainees and specialists in oral and maxillofacial surgery, oral surgery, and surgical dentistry. This landmark new resource draws together current research, practice and developments in the field, as expressed by world authorities. The books aim is to cover the full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery, incorporating recent technical and biological developments within the specialty. It provides a uniquely international and contemporary approach, reflecting the exciting developments of technique and instrumentation within this surgical field, built on technical innovation and medical and dental research. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery coalesces impressively broad and deep coverage of this surgical specialty into a cohesive and readable resource, identifying commonalities and shedding light on controversies through reasoned discussion and balanced presentation of the evidence.





The Editors are joined by over 50 international experts, offering a truly global perspective on the full spectrum of issues in oral and maxillofacial surgery. The books coverage extends from basic principles such as patient evaluation, dental anesthesia, wound healing, infection control, and surgical instruments, to coverage of the complex areas of dentoalveolar surgery, oral pathologic lesions, trauma, implant surgery, dentofacial deformities, temporomandibular joint disorders, and salivary gland disorders. Where relevant, the book provides separate coverage of topics where practice differs significantly from region to region, such as general anesthesia.





Comprehensive reference covering full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery

Covers state-of-art clinical practice, and the basic principles that underpin it Promotes an intellectually and internationally inclusive approach to oral and maxillofacial surgery Nearly 100 expert contributors brought together under the aegis of a renowned international editorial team Richly illustrated with medical artwork and clinical images

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List of Contributors
xxxiii
Preface xxxviii
Part 1 Basic Principles
1(178)
Tony Pogrel
1 Patient Evaluation
3(14)
Alan S. Herford
Wayne K. Tanaka
Obtaining a patient history
3(2)
Physical examination
5(1)
Comorbidities / systemic diseases
6(6)
Cardiovascular system
6(3)
Pulmonary system
9(1)
Endocrine system
10(1)
Obesity
11(1)
Other organ systems
11(1)
Imaging
12(1)
Laboratory studies
12(2)
Arriving at a diagnosis
14(1)
Assessing anesthetic/surgical risk
14(1)
Office vs inpatient
14(1)
Summary
15(1)
References
15(2)
2 Radiographic Imaging in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
17(12)
Arne Petersson
Introduction
17(1)
Computed tomography (CT)
17(1)
Cone-beam computed tomography (cone-beam CT)
18(1)
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
18(1)
Impacted teeth
18(1)
Pathological conditions - inflammatory lesions, cysts, benign and malignant tumors
18(6)
Inflammatory lesions
18(3)
Cysts and benign tumors
21(1)
Malignant tumors
22(2)
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
24(1)
Implant treatment
25(2)
References
27(2)
3 Medical Aspects - High-risk Patients
29(10)
Earl G. Freymiller
Cardiovascular system
29(2)
Ischemic heart disease
29(1)
Valvular heart disease
30(1)
Congestive heart failure
31(1)
Respiratory system
31(1)
Asthma
31(1)
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
32(1)
Renal system
32(1)
Renal failure
32(1)
Endocrine system
32(1)
Diabetes mellitus
32(1)
Gastrointestinal system
33(1)
Liver failure
33(1)
Hematologic system
33(1)
Disorders of hemostasis
33(1)
Immunologic system
34(1)
HIV / AIDS
34(1)
Neurologic system
35(1)
Seizure disorders
35(1)
Cerebrovascular accident
35(1)
Musculoskeletal system
36(1)
Bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis of the jaws (BRONJ)
36(1)
References
36(3)
4 Medical Emergency Care
39(12)
Zachary S. Peacock
M. Anthony Pogrel
Syncope
40(1)
Management
40(1)
Chest pain
40(2)
Pathogenesis
40(1)
Diagnosis and history
41(1)
Management
41(1)
Cardiac arrest
42(1)
The automated external defibrillator
42(1)
General approach to the collapsed patient
43(1)
Considerations in transfer of the patient
43(1)
Asthma
43(2)
Pathophysiology
43(1)
Prevention
43(1)
Clinical presentation
44(1)
Management
45(1)
Hypoglycemia
45(2)
Normal physiological response to hypoglycemia
45(1)
Signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia
46(1)
Management
46(1)
Anaphylaxis
47(1)
Presentation
47(1)
Differential diagnosis
48(1)
Management
48(1)
Seizures
48(1)
Management
48(1)
Status epilepticus
49(1)
References
49(2)
5 Local Anesthesia
51(10)
John Gerard Meechan
Introduction
51(1)
Mode of action of local anesthetics
51(1)
Techniques of local anesthesia for oral and maxillofacial surgery
52(5)
Topical anesthesia
52(1)
Infiltration anesthesia
52(1)
Regional block anesthesia
52(4)
Supplementary intraoral techniques of local anesthesia
56(1)
Local anesthetic drugs
57(1)
Lidocaine
57(1)
Mepivacaine
57(1)
Prilocaine
57(1)
Articaine
57(1)
Etidocaine
58(1)
Bupivacaine
58(1)
Levobupivacaine
58(1)
Ropivacaine
58(1)
Complications of local anesthesia in the orofacial region
58(2)
Localized complications
58(1)
Systemic complications
59(1)
References
60(1)
6a Sedation and General Anesthesia in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery: A UK Perspective
61(8)
C. Michael Hill
History
61(2)
The role and scope of sedation
63(1)
Inhalational sedation
64(1)
Oral sedation
65(1)
Intravenous sedation
65(2)
General anesthesia
67(1)
Conclusion
68(1)
References
68(1)
6b Sedation and General Anesthesia in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery: A US Perspective
69(56)
Richard C. Robert
Historical perspective
70(6)
The 19th century after Wells and Morton
70(2)
The 20th century
72(3)
The 21st century
75(1)
Training, professional organizations, and standards
75(1)
Goals and objectives in the administration of anesthesia
76(11)
The initial intuitively derived concepts
76(1)
The initial approach
77(1)
Requisites for the ideal anesthetic in the modern era
77(1)
The essential role of the basic sciences in the advancement of anesthesia
77(1)
Areas of the brain affected by anesthetic agents
77(4)
The critical realization that on a molecular basis all anesthetic drugs share a common mechanism of action
81(5)
Multiple sites of action and receptors in the CNS dictate a balanced approach
86(1)
The current status of office anesthesia in the oral and maxillofacial surgery practice
87(9)
Primary anesthetic agents
87(5)
Ancillary agents
92(4)
Balanced anesthetic approaches currently used in oral and maxillofacial surgery practices
96(5)
Method of delivery
97(1)
Total intravenous anesthesia (TIVA)
97(1)
The author's office-based anesthesia technique
98(1)
Intravenous sedation
98(1)
Local anesthesia
98(3)
Perioperative management
101(13)
Preoperative preparation
101(2)
Delivery system
103(1)
Airway management
104(1)
Monitoring
105(3)
Awareness during anesthesia
108(1)
Intraoperative fluid management
108(1)
Recovery and discharge
109(1)
Special patient populations
109(4)
Future trends and advancements - on the horizon
113(1)
Conclusion
114(1)
References
114(11)
7 Dentofacial Infection
125(12)
Ashraf Ayoub
Introduction
125(1)
Dentoalveolar abscess
125(5)
Radiographic appearance
126(1)
Site and spread of infection
126(3)
Microbiology of dental infections
129(1)
Management of patients with orofacial infection
130(1)
Ludwig's angina
130(1)
Osteomyelitis
130(2)
Chronic sclerosing non-suppurative osteomyelitis (Garre's osteomyelitis)
131(1)
Diffuse sclerosing osteomyelitis of the mandible
131(1)
Osteoradionecrosis
132(1)
Osteonecrosis secondary to bisphosphonate therapy
132(1)
Cavernous sinus thrombosis
132(1)
Necrotizing fasciitis
133(1)
Actinomycosis
133(1)
Mycobacterium infection of the oral mucosa and jawbones
134(1)
Syphilis
135(1)
References
135(2)
8 Armamentarium for Basic Procedures
137(8)
Ala Al-Musawi
Basic instrumentation for soft tissue procedures
137(1)
Basic hard tissue instrumentation
138(1)
Drills
139(1)
Dental elevators
139(1)
Dental forceps
139(1)
Ancillary instrumentation
140(1)
Sterilization of instruments
141(1)
Suture materials and needles
142(2)
Resorbable and non-resorbable
142(1)
Braided and solid
142(1)
Naturally occurring materials or synthetic
143(1)
Uses for the various suture materials
143(1)
Suture needles
143(1)
New innovations in surgical instrumentation
144(1)
References
144(1)
9 Basic Surgical Principles
145(10)
M. Anthony Pogrel
Fabio Kricheldorf
Aseptic technique
145(1)
Principles of surgical incisions
146(2)
Types of intraoral incisions
146(2)
Principles of soft tissue biopsy
148(2)
Biopsy of the mucosal surface of the lip
149(1)
Principles of suturing
150(3)
Types of sutures
150(1)
Types of needles
150(1)
Suturing techniques
151(2)
References
153(2)
10 Complications Associated with Dentoalveolar Surgery
155(10)
Srinivas M. Susarla
Ryan J. Smart
Thomas B. Dodson
Side-effects of dentoalveolar procedures
155(3)
Bleeding
155(1)
Pain
156(1)
Swelling
156(2)
Postoperative complications
158(5)
Surgical site infection
158(1)
Alveolar osteitis
158(1)
Fractures
159(1)
Root fracture
160(1)
Root or tooth displacement
161(1)
Oroantral communication
162(1)
References
163(2)
11a Normal Wound Healing
165(6)
Anh Le
Vivek Shetty
Physiology
165(1)
Inflammatory phase
165(1)
Proliferation phase
166(1)
Maturation/remodeling phase
166(1)
Specialized healing
166(2)
Skin and oral mucosa (including grafts)
166(2)
Bone/extraction wounds
168(1)
Implant healing
168(1)
Wound healing adjuncts
168(1)
Growth factors
168(1)
Hyberbaric oxygen therapy
169(1)
Skin substitutes
169(1)
References
169(2)
11b Compromised Wound Healing
171(8)
Gosta Granstrom
Introduction
171(1)
Compromised wounds
171(1)
Microbiology of compromised wounds
171(1)
Proteolytic enzymes
172(1)
Growth factors and extracellular matrix
172(1)
Treatment possibilities
172(1)
Prevention of infections
172(1)
Oxygen tension of tissues
172(1)
Debridement (removal of necrotic tissue)
172(1)
Regulation of proteolytic activity
173(1)
Topical antimicrobial agents
173(1)
Dressings
173(1)
Specific compromised wounds
173(3)
Non-healing wounds in irradiated tissue
173(1)
Osteoradionecrosis
174(1)
Osseointegration in irradiated tissues
174(1)
Compromised skin grafts and flaps
175(1)
Old age - osteoporosis
175(1)
Diabetes mellitus
175(1)
Drugs - bisphosphonates
175(1)
References
176(3)
Part 2 Dentoalveolar Surgery
179(160)
Lars Andersson
12 Extraction of Teeth
181(14)
Adel Al-Asfour
Sanjiv Kanagaraja
Medical evaluation
181(1)
Indications for extraction
181(3)
Caries
181(1)
Periodontal disease
182(1)
Pulp disease
182(1)
Pathologic lesions surrounding teeth
182(1)
Before radiation therapy
182(1)
Crown and root fractures
182(1)
Teeth in bone fracture lines
182(1)
Malposition of teeth
182(1)
Impacted teeth
183(1)
Supernumerary teeth
183(1)
Orthodontic indications
183(1)
Before prosthetic extractions
183(1)
Before surgical extractions
184(1)
Other reasons for extraction
184(1)
Contraindications for extraction
184(1)
Systemic contraindications
184(1)
Local contraindications
184(1)
Clinical evaluation of teeth before extraction
185(1)
Preoperative radiographic assessment
185(1)
Control of anxiety and pain
186(1)
Sedation
186(1)
Local anesthesia
186(1)
Preparation for extraction
187(1)
Surgeon's position for extraction with forceps
187(1)
Principles of simple (closed) extraction
188(2)
Surgical (open) extraction of teeth or roots
190(1)
Technique for surgical extraction
191(1)
Postextraction care and instructions
192(1)
References
193(2)
13 Current Concepts and Strategies for Third Molar Removal
195(24)
Leif Lysell
Introduction
195(1)
Definitions, prevalence, and public health aspects
196(2)
Prevalence
197(1)
Public health aspects
197(1)
Natural history of third molar impaction
198(4)
Eruption
198(1)
Pathology related to third molars
199(3)
General aspects on clinical decision making
202(7)
Judgement analysis
202(2)
Decision analysis
204(2)
Patient preferences
206(3)
Indications for third molar removal
209(6)
Therapeutic indications
209(1)
Prophylactic third molar removal
210(4)
Complications associated with third molar surgery
214(1)
Contraindications for third molar removal
215(1)
References
215(4)
14 Surgical Management of Third Molars
219(40)
Tara Renton
Introduction
219(1)
Definitions and terminology
220(1)
Presurgical assessment of third molars
220(11)
Clinical assessment
220(1)
Radiological assessment
220(9)
Risk assessment
229(1)
Grade of difficulty
229(2)
Presurgical management
231(1)
Referral
231(1)
Consent
231(1)
Patient information
231(1)
The medically compromised patient
232(1)
Medications commonly used in oral surgery
232(2)
Anxiety and pain relief
232(2)
Antibiotics
234(1)
Analgesia
234(1)
Steroids
234(1)
Chlorhexidine
234(1)
Surgical procedure
234(11)
Principles of exodontia of third molars without using a flap
234(3)
Surgical extraction of third molars
237(8)
Alternative procedures
245(5)
Coronectomy
245(1)
Eruption of third molar
245(1)
Orthodontic traction
245(5)
Autotransplant
250(1)
Germectomy or lateral trepanation
250(1)
Restoration of adjacent tooth
250(1)
Obliteration of third molar tooth bud
250(1)
Periodontal therapy
250(1)
Other techniques
250(1)
Outcomes of third molar surgery
250(4)
Successful outcome
250(2)
Complications associated with treatment
252(2)
Acknowledgments
254(1)
References
254(5)
15 Surgical Treatment of Impacted Teeth other than Third Molars
259(10)
Mehran Hossaini
Introduction
259(1)
Definitions
259(1)
Incidence
260(1)
Theories why teeth become impacted
260(1)
Evaluation
260(1)
Radiographic evaluation
261(1)
Treatment planning
262(1)
Orthodontic considerations and prognostic markers
263(1)
Surgical considerations and prognostic markers
264(1)
Surgical management
264(1)
Surgical removal
264(1)
Exposure and bonding for guided eruption
265(1)
Postoperative management and complications
266(1)
References
266(3)
16 Nerve Involvement in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
269(12)
M. Anthony Pogrel
Trigeminal nerve
269(6)
Inferior alveolar nerve block
269(1)
Inferior alveolar nerve damage from root canal treatment
269(1)
Nerve damage from dental implants
270(1)
Periodontal surgery
271(1)
Nerve damage from dentoalveolar surgery
271(1)
Lingual nerve
272(2)
Long buccal nerve
274(1)
Mylohyoid nerve
274(1)
Evaluation of trigeminal nerve damage
274(1)
Facial nerve
275(2)
Microneurosurgery
277(1)
References
278(3)
17 Autotransplantation of Teeth
281(12)
Lars Andersson
Mitsuhiro Tsukiboshi
Jens O. Andreasen
Introduction
281(1)
Donor teeth
281(1)
Indications
282(1)
Congenitally missing teeth
282(1)
Unrestorable teeth
282(1)
Crown-root and root fractures
282(1)
Lost teeth in young growing patients
283(1)
Lost teeth in adults
283(1)
Autotransplants vs implants
283(1)
Principles of healing after autotransplantation
283(4)
Pulp
284(2)
Periodontal ligament
286(1)
Principles of surgery
287(1)
Surgical techniques
288(1)
Postoperative care
288(1)
Long-term prognosis
289(1)
Summary
290(1)
References
290(3)
18 Endodontic Surgery
293(20)
Peter Carrotte
Colin Murray
Introduction
293(3)
Periradicular surgery procedures
293(1)
Historical perspective of surgical endodontics
294(1)
Initial clinical assessment
294(1)
Why periapical surgery?
294(1)
Root canal infections
295(1)
Orthograde root canal treatment
295(1)
Non-surgical root canal treatment outcomes
295(1)
Periradicular disease lesions and outcomes
296(1)
Microflora of the PRD lesion
296(1)
Apicectomy procedures
296(12)
Local anatomic considerations
297(1)
Preoperative imaging
298(1)
Equipment and materials
299(2)
Surgical procedures
301(5)
Guided tissue regeneration
306(1)
Wound closure
306(1)
Postsurgical management
307(1)
Periradicular surgery outcomes
307(1)
Other surgical endodontic procedures
308(1)
Hemisection or root resection
308(1)
Perforation repair
308(1)
Intentional replantation
309(1)
Informed consent
309(1)
Endodontic surgery vs endosseous implants
310(1)
References
310(3)
19 Preprosthetic and Oral Soft Tissue Surgery
313(26)
Selcuk Basa
Sina Uckan
Reha Kisnisci
Overview
313(1)
Background
313(1)
History
314(1)
Oral soft tissue anatomy and histology
315(1)
Lips
315(1)
Cheeks
315(1)
Gingiva
315(1)
The floor of mouth
315(1)
The palate
315(1)
Primary indications of surgical procedures
316(1)
Implant-related indications and soft tissue interactions
317(5)
Soft tissue integration
317(1)
Surgical management of peri-implant soft tissue
317(5)
Minor preprosthetic procedures
322(9)
Alveoloplasty along with tooth removal
322(1)
Treatment of exostosis
322(1)
Reduction of genial tubercles
322(1)
Reduction of mylohyoid ridge
323(1)
Removal of tori
323(1)
Recontouring of soft tissues
323(3)
Vestibuloplasty
326(1)
Preoperative evaluation
326(1)
Surgical techniques
327(4)
Adjunctive and supportive surgical techniques
331(1)
Socket preservation
331(1)
Ridge splitting
332(1)
Bone grafting
332(1)
Alveolar distraction osteogenesis
332(1)
Lasers in preprosthetic surgery
332(2)
CO2 laser
333(1)
Nd:YAG laser (neodymium)
333(1)
Er:YAG soft tissue surgery (erbium)
334(1)
Emerging technology and the future
334(1)
References
335(4)
Part 3 Implant Surgery
339(126)
Karl-Erik Kahnberg
20 Implantology
341(16)
Lars Rasmusson
Lars Sennerby
Biological principles behind osseointegration
341(8)
Implant stability and loading considerations
341(4)
Bone tissue responses to implants
345(3)
The marginal tissues
348(1)
Implant components
349(1)
Indications for implant treatment
349(1)
Contraindications
349(1)
Medical contraindications
349(1)
Systemic risk factors
349(1)
Local contraindications
350(1)
Treatment of children and adolescents with oral implants
350(1)
Treatment planning
350(2)
Clinical examination
350(1)
Radiographic examination
351(1)
Model analyses
351(1)
Surgical procedure
352(1)
Maintenance
352(1)
Computer-guided implant treatment
353(1)
References
354(3)
21 Optimal Implant Placement in the Esthetic Zone by the Use of Guided Bone Regeneration
357(10)
Christer Dahlin
Biological factors influencing the reconstruction of alveolar bone
357(2)
The biological principles of guided bone regeneration
359(1)
Tissue integration
360(1)
Membrane design criteria and material selection
360(2)
Biocompatibility
361(1)
Non-resorbable membranes
361(1)
Biodegradable barrier membranes
361(1)
Indications for GBR treatment
362(1)
Basic surgical technique of GBR
363(2)
Preoperative antibiotics
363(1)
Flap design
363(1)
Site preparation
363(1)
Graft material
363(1)
Membrane selection and positioning
363(1)
Suturing
364(1)
Follow-up
364(1)
Membrane removal
364(1)
Clinical results of GBR
365(1)
References
365(2)
22 Implant Placement in the Posterior Mandible
367(16)
Bo Rosenquist
Anatomy of the posterior edentulous mandible
367(2)
Normal topography
367(1)
The mandibular canal
367(1)
The mandibular neurovascular bundle
368(1)
Resorption patterns of the alveolar ridge
369(1)
General considerations
369(1)
Implant placement superior to the mandibular canal
370(1)
The use of wider implants
370(1)
Placement of implants lingual to the neurovascular bundle
370(1)
Crestal split
371(1)
Surgical technique
372(1)
Onlay augmentation in the posterior mandible
372(2)
Vertical onlay
372(1)
Lateral onlay
373(1)
Distraction osteogenesis in the posterior mandible
374(1)
Surgical technique
374(1)
Nerve transposition
374(2)
Surgical technique
375(1)
Nerve lateralization
376(2)
Surgical technique
376(2)
Nerve repair
378(1)
Ethical considerations
379(1)
References
379(4)
23 Autogenous Bone Harvesting Techniques
383(22)
George K.B. Sandor
David K. Lam
Leena P. Ylikontiola
Vesa T. Kainulainen
Kyosti S. Oikarinen
Cameron M.L. Clokie
Introduction
383(2)
The need for bone
383(1)
Choosing a harvest site based upon anticipated volumetric and structural needs
384(1)
Cortical or cancellous graft?
385(1)
Intraoral harvesting sites
385(5)
Mandibular symphysis
386(1)
Mandibular ramus and retromolar area
387(1)
Maxillary tuberosity
388(1)
Coronoid process
389(1)
Mandibular and maxillary tori
389(1)
Zygomatic bone
389(1)
Extraoral harvesting sites
390(11)
Ilium
390(5)
Costochondral grafts
395(1)
Calvarium
396(2)
Proximal tibia
398(1)
Proximal ulna
399(1)
Vascularized fibula
399(2)
References
401(4)
24 Treatment of Bone-deficient Ridges in Implant Rehabilitation
405(10)
Karl-Erik Kahnberg
Introduction
405(1)
Background
405(1)
Aspects of bone graft behavior
406(1)
Block or particulated bone
406(1)
Onlay grafting
406(3)
Inlay grafting
409(1)
Bone graft reconstruction of the jaws before implant placement
410(1)
Use of platelet-rich plasma
411(1)
Staging of grafting procedures
411(1)
Split crest surgery
411(1)
Complications
412(1)
References
412(3)
25 Implant Rehabilitation in the Posterior Maxilla Using Autogenous Bone Material
415(10)
Karl-Erik Kahnberg
Introduction
415(1)
Background
415(1)
Morphologic aspects
416(1)
Surgical technique
416(3)
Literature review
419(2)
Complications associated with sinus lift procedures
421(1)
References
422(3)
26 Biomaterials for Bone Replacement in Implant Surgery
425(14)
Carlo Maiorana
Introduction
425(1)
Biomaterials
425(1)
Biomaterials currently used in osseointegration
426(1)
Anorganic bovine bone
426(1)
Calcium phosphate
426(1)
Calcium sulfate
427(1)
Calcium carbonate
427(1)
Bioactive glass
427(1)
Demineralized freeze-dried bone allograft
427(1)
Surgical techniques
427(6)
Postextraction sites
427(1)
Horizontal defects
428(1)
Vertical defects
429(1)
Sinus elevation
429(4)
Biomaterials in major advanced osseointegration
433(2)
Developments: growth factors and BMP
435(1)
References
435(4)
27 The Zygoma Implant for the Totally Atrophied Maxilla
439(12)
Chantal Malevez
Introduction
439(1)
The zygoma
440(1)
Features of the zygoma bone
441(1)
The zygoma implant
441(3)
Description
442(1)
Indications and aims
442(1)
Radiological examination
442(1)
Surgery
443(1)
Complications
444(2)
Functional rehabilitation
446(1)
Guided and minimally invasive surgery
447(1)
Conclusions
447(2)
References
449(2)
28 The Role of Implants in Maxillofacial Reconstruction
451(14)
Arun B. Sharma
John Beumer III
Maxillary defects
451(4)
Prosthodontic treatment
452(2)
Definitive soft palate prosthesis
454(1)
Tongue-mandible defects
455(3)
Free bone grafts
456(1)
Free vascularized flaps
456(1)
Definitive prosthetic restoration
457(1)
Implant-assisted overlay dentures
457(1)
Facial defects
458(3)
Surgical reconstruction vs prosthetic restoration
458(1)
Alterations at surgery to enhance the prosthetic prognosis
459(1)
Prosthetic facial restorations
459(2)
Implants in irradiated tissues
461(2)
Predictability of implants in irradiated bone
462(1)
Irradiation of existing implants
463(1)
References
463(2)
Part 4 Infections
465(118)
Lars Andersson
29 Infections of the Oral and Maxillofacial Region
467(116)
Tomoari Kuriyama
Michael A.O. Lewis
David W. Williams
Biomedical sciences
468(16)
Anatomy
468(2)
Microbiology
470(2)
Immunity and inflammation
472(5)
Pharmacology
477(7)
Principles of diagnosis of oral and maxillofacial infections
484(4)
Assessment of emergency level
484(1)
Recording of medical history
484(1)
Assessment of the patient's present status
485(1)
Imaging studies
486(1)
Blood and urine tests
486(1)
Microbiologic examination
487(1)
Principles of management of bacterial infections
488(9)
Surgical treatment
489(3)
Antimicrobial therapy
492(3)
Medical supportive care
495(1)
Patient monitoring and evaluation of response to treatment
496(1)
Odontogenic infections
497(10)
Types of odontogenic infections
497(6)
Bacteriology of odontogenic infections
503(1)
Pathology of odontogenic infections
504(1)
The natural history of progression and clinical features
504(3)
Management
507(1)
Fascial space infections
507(12)
Etiology and microbiology
508(1)
Principles of diagnosis and management
508(2)
Specific fascial space infections
510(8)
Gas gangrene and necrotizing fasciitis
518(1)
Osteomyelitis of the jaw
519(10)
Suppurative osteomyelitis of the jaw
519(6)
Infantile osteomyelitis
525(1)
Chronic diffuse sclerosing osteomyelitis
525(1)
Garre's sclerosing osteomyelitis
526(1)
Osteoradionecrosis
526(1)
Bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (BRONJ)
527(2)
Dental fistulae
529(2)
Pathogenesis and clinical findings
529(1)
Diagnosis
530(1)
Treatment
530(1)
Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis
531(2)
Etiology and pathogenesis
532(1)
Clinical features
532(1)
Diagnosis
533(1)
Management
533(1)
Peri-implantitis
533(2)
Etiology and pathogenesis
533(1)
Microbiology
534(1)
Clinical features
534(1)
Diagnosis
534(1)
Treatment
535(1)
Infection of the maxillary sinus
535(7)
Maxillary sinusitis of odontogenic origin
535(5)
Influence of non-odontogenic maxillary sinusitis on the teeth
540(1)
Fungal sinusitis (Aspergillus mycetoma of the maxillary sinus)
540(2)
Oroantral communication and fistula
542(4)
Clinical findings and diagnosis
542(1)
Management of oroantral communication
542(1)
Management of oroantral fistulae
543(3)
Postoperative care and possible major complications
546(1)
Consideration for antibiotic prophylaxis and its regimen
546(1)
Peritonsillar abscess
546(2)
Etiology and pathogenesis
546(1)
Microbiology
547(1)
Clinical features
547(1)
Diagnosis
547(1)
Treatment
548(1)
Suppurative arthritis of the temporomandibular joint
548(1)
Etiology, pathogenesis, and microbiology
548(1)
Clinical signs and symptoms
548(1)
Diagnosis
548(1)
Treatment
549(1)
Actinomycosis, tuberculosis, and syphilis
549(3)
Actinomycosis
549(1)
Tuberculosis
550(1)
Syphilis
551(1)
Complications of maxillofacial infections
552(4)
Airway obstruction
552(1)
Sepsis
553(1)
Mediastinitis
554(1)
Orbital cellulitis
555(1)
Cavernous sinus thrombosis
555(1)
Neurological complications
555(1)
Infections of oral and maxillofacial wounds
556(9)
Etiology and pathogenesis
557(1)
Microbiology
558(1)
Prevention of wound infection
558(4)
Management of surgical site infections
562(3)
Prevention of hematogenously spreading infections
565(3)
Infective endocarditis
565(2)
Infection of total joint replacement
567(1)
Oral fungal infections
568(3)
Candida infections
568(3)
Other fungal infections
571(1)
Oral and perioral viral infections
571(7)
Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis
572(1)
Herpes labialis
573(1)
Recurrent herpetic ulceration
573(1)
Chickenpox
574(1)
Herpes zoster (shingles)
574(1)
Ramsay-Hunt syndrome
574(1)
Infectious mononucleosis (glandular fever)
574(1)
Hairy leukoplakia
575(1)
Burkitt's lymphoma
575(1)
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
575(1)
Roseola infantum
576(1)
Kaposi's sarcoma
576(1)
Hand, foot, and mouth disease
576(1)
Herpangina
577(1)
Verruca vulgaris
577(1)
Focal epithelial hyperplasia (Heck's disease)
577(1)
Mumps
577(1)
Measles
578(1)
Acknowledgments
578(1)
References
578(5)
Part 5 Oral Pathologic Lesions
583(202)
Tony Pogrel
30 Initial Evaluation and Management of the Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology Patient
585(36)
Allen Cheng
Brian L. Schmidt
Approaching the oral and maxillofacial pathology patient
586(17)
Obtaining the history
586(1)
The focused physical examination
586(7)
Imaging studies
593(3)
Obtaining a tissue diagnosis
596(3)
Fine-needle aspiration biopsy
599(3)
Open biopsy for lymphadenopathy
602(1)
Summary of the approach to the oral and maxillofacial pathology patient
602(1)
Adjunctive diagnostic tools
603(4)
Toluidine blue
604(1)
Tissue fluorescence
604(2)
Tissue reflectance
606(1)
Brush cytology
606(1)
Management of premalignant disease
607(3)
Natural history of pre-malignant disease
608(1)
Genetic progression to oral cancer
609(1)
Surgical management of dysplasia
609(1)
Medical management of dysplasia
610(1)
Summary of management of dysplasia
610(1)
Margin assessment
610(1)
Frozen section analysis
610(1)
Tissue shrinkage in margin analysis
611(1)
Molecular techniques in margin analysis
611(1)
Summary
611(1)
Case presentations
612(4)
The case of the inappropriate use of a technique
612(1)
The case of the inadequate specimen
613(2)
The case that benefited from an oral pathology consult
615(1)
References
616(5)
31 Cystic Lesions of the Jaws
621(8)
Nicholas M. Goodger
Christopher W. Hendy
Odontogenic cysts
621(3)
Apical or radicular cysts
621(1)
Residual cysts
622(1)
Lateral periodontal cysts
622(1)
Dentigerous cysts
623(1)
Eruption cyst
623(1)
Gingival cysts
624(1)
Odontogenic keratocyst (primordial cyst, keratocystic odontogenic tumor)
624(1)
Calcifying epithelial odontogenic cyst
624(1)
Malignancy within odontogenic cysts
624(1)
Non-odontogenic cysts
624(1)
Fissural cysts
624(1)
Globulomaxillary cysts
624(1)
Median mandibular cyst
624(1)
Nasopalatine cysts
624(1)
Non-epithelially lined cysts
625(1)
Stafne / static bone cyst
625(1)
Aneurysmal bone cysts
625(1)
Solitary bone cyst
625(1)
Soft tissue cysts
625(1)
Nasolabial cysts
625(1)
Sublingual dermoid and dermoid cysts
625(1)
Branchial lymphoepithelial cysts
625(1)
Thyroglossal cysts
626(1)
Suggested reading list
626(3)
32 Odontogenic and Non-odontogenic Tumors of the Jaws
629(58)
R. Bryan Bell
Introduction
629(1)
Odontogenic tumors
630(3)
Classification
630(2)
Molecular biology
632(1)
Treatment options for benign tumors of the jaws
633(7)
Enucleation and curettage
633(1)
Enucleation and peripheral ostectomy
634(1)
Marsupialization
634(1)
Intralesional adjunctive therapy: chemical fixation
635(1)
Intralesional adjunctive therapy: cryotherapy
635(3)
Resection
638(1)
Reconstruction
638(2)
Surgical treatment of malignant tumors of the jaws
640(1)
Benign tumors
640(18)
Odontogenic epithelium with mature, fibrous stroma without odontogenic ectomesenchyme
640(14)
Odontogenic epithelium with odontogenic ectomesenchyme with or without hard tissue formation
654(2)
Mesenchyme and / or odontogenic ectomesenchyme with or without odontogenic epithelium
656(2)
Non-odontogenic benign tumors
658(6)
Ossifying fibroma
658(1)
Fibrous dysplasia
658(2)
Osseous dysplasias
660(1)
Central giant cell lesion
661(2)
Cherubism
663(1)
Aneurysmal bone cyst
663(1)
Simple bone cyst
664(1)
Odontogenic carcinomas
664(3)
Ameloblastic carcinoma
664(1)
Primary intraosseous squamous cell carcinoma
665(1)
Clear cell odontogenic carcinoma
666(1)
Ghost cell odontogenic carcinoma
666(1)
Odontogenic sarcomas
666(1)
Non-odontogenic malignant jaw tumors
667(8)
Osteosarcoma
667(2)
Chondrosarcoma
669(1)
Ewing sarcoma
669(3)
Malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor
672(2)
Metastatic carcinoma
674(1)
Summary
675(1)
References
675(12)
33 Mucosal Lesions (Potentially Malignant Disorders of the Oral Mucosa)
687(18)
Takashi Fujibayashi
Concept and histology of potentially malignant disorders of the oral mucosa
687(3)
General concept of potentially malignant disorders of the oral mucosa
687(1)
Histology (grading of dysplasia)
688(2)
Potentially malignant disorders of the oral mucosa
690(7)
Leukoplakia
690(3)
Erythroplakia
693(1)
Palatal lesions in reverse smokers
694(1)
Oral submucous fibrosis
694(1)
Oral lichen planus
694(3)
Others
697(1)
Early detection and management of potentially malignant disorders of the oral mucosa
697(4)
Early detection and diagnosis
697(2)
Management
699(2)
References
701(4)
34 Principles of Oral Cancer Management
705(30)
Brian L. Schmidt
Epidemiology and risk factors
705(1)
Histologic grading, tumor staging, and clinical behavior
706(2)
Tumor differentiation
706(1)
Tumor thickness
706(1)
Tumor size and staging
707(1)
Tumor invasive pattern
707(1)
Perineural invasion
707(1)
Proliferative verrucous leukoplakia
708(1)
Preoperative assessment, staging, and work-up
708(4)
Surgical treatment of oral cancer based on subsite
712(7)
Tongue
713(1)
Maxillary gingiva
714(2)
Mandibular gingiva
716(1)
Buccal mucosa
716(2)
Floor of the mouth
718(1)
Lip
719(1)
Management of the neck
719(6)
Managing the NO neck
719(2)
Elective neck dissection versus "wait and see" for the NO patient
721(1)
Quality of life for patients having a neck dissection
722(1)
Radiation therapy should not be used to treat the NO neck
722(1)
Extent of neck dissection for the NO neck
723(1)
Sentinel node biopsy
724(1)
Managing the N+ neck
725(1)
Postsurgical management
725(2)
Histopathologic evaluation of the specimen
725(1)
Postoperative complications
726(1)
Surgery and postoperative radiation
726(1)
Chemotherapy and radiation therapy
727(1)
Follow-up
727(1)
Non-resectable SCC or poor surgical candidates
727(1)
Summary
727(1)
References
728(7)
35 Management of Patients Undergoing Radiation and Chemotherapy
735(8)
Goran Kjeller
Radiotherapy
736(1)
Brachytherapy
737(1)
Chemotherapy
737(1)
Side-effects
737(2)
Radiotherapy
737(1)
Chemotherapy
738(1)
Management of oral health during radiation
739(1)
Management of oral health during chemotherapy
739(1)
Emotional well-being
740(1)
Follow-up
740(1)
Management of postradiation conditions
740(1)
References
741(2)
36 Salivary Gland Disorders
743(32)
Mark McGurk
Jeremy Sherman
Differential diagnosis
743(2)
Introduction
743(1)
Investigations
744(1)
The discrete salivary mass
745(2)
Granulomas and chronic infections
745(1)
Inflammatory conditions
746(1)
Cystic lesions
746(1)
The intermittently swollen gland
747(1)
The obstructed gland
747(1)
The diffusely enlarged gland
747(4)
Infection (bacterial and viral)
747(2)
Autoimmune salivary disease
749(1)
Non-autoimmune salivary gland disease
750(1)
Metabolic salivary gland disease
751(1)
Miscellaneous
751(1)
Obstructive salivary gland disease
751(9)
Introduction
751(1)
Investigation
751(2)
Sialolithiasis
753(3)
Modern management of salivary calculi
756(4)
Salivary gland tumors
760(6)
New developments
760(1)
General epidemiology
761(1)
Etiology and risk factors
761(1)
Investigation
761(1)
Intraoperative facial nerve monitoring
762(1)
Benign parotid tumor
762(2)
Benign tumors of the submandibular and minor salivary glands
764(1)
Malignant tumors
765(1)
Radiotherapy
766(1)
References
766(9)
37 Outcomes of Management of Oral Pathologic Lesions
775(10)
Simon N. Rogers
Kalyan Voruganti
Introduction
775(1)
Survival
776(1)
Tumor recurrence rates
777(1)
Complications
777(1)
Adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)
777(1)
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
777(1)
Donor site morbidity
777(1)
Free flap loss and flap salvage
778(1)
Length of stay (LOS)
778(1)
Plate infection and removal
778(1)
Readmission
778(1)
Wound infection rates
778(1)
Patient-reported outcomes
778(1)
Function
779(2)
Access
780(1)
Bone flaps
780(1)
Mandibular resection
780(1)
Maxillectomy
780(1)
Neck dissection
780(1)
Oral rehabilitation
780(1)
Percutaneous endoscopic gastroscopy (PEG)
780(1)
Postoperative radiotherapy
781(1)
Soft palate resection
781(1)
Tumor resection
781(1)
Conclusion
781(1)
Acknowledgments
781(1)
References
781(4)
Part 6 Trauma
785(158)
Lars Andersson
38 Assessment of the Injured Patient
787(12)
Brian Bast
Development of the ATLS concept of trauma care
787(1)
Trauma centers and trauma systems
788(1)
Initial treatment of the trauma patient
788(7)
Triage
788(1)
Primary survey and resuscitation
789(6)
Secondary survey
795(1)
Conclusion
796(1)
References
797(2)
39 Traumatic Dental Injuries
799(18)
Lars Andersson
Jens O. Andreasen
Epidemiology of traumatic dental injuries and relation to oral and somatic injuries
799(1)
Examination and diagnosis of dental injuries
799(4)
Radiographic examination of TDI
803(1)
Classification and clinical findings
803(2)
Injuries to the hard dental tissues and the pulp
803(2)
Injuries to the periodontal tissues
805(1)
Treatment
805(8)
Infraction
805(1)
Crown fracture
805(3)
Crown-root fracture
808(1)
Root fracture
808(1)
Concussion
808(1)
Subluxation
808(1)
Lateral luxation
808(1)
Extrusive luxation (extrusion)
808(1)
Intrusive luxation (intrusion)
808(2)
Avulsion
810(3)
Splinting of TDI
813(1)
TDI in the primary dentition
813(1)
Complications
814(2)
Pulpal complications
814(1)
Periodontal complications
815(1)
Summary
816(1)
References
816(1)
40 Midfacial Fractures
817(44)
Petr Schutz
Lars Andersson
Midfacial skeleton as a three-dimensional structure
817(1)
Classification
818(2)
Epidemiology
820(1)
Assessment of patients with midface injuries
821(1)
Open or closed reduction
821(1)
Surgical approaches to midfacial skeleton
821(11)
Intraoral incisions
821(1)
Midfacial degloving by intraoral incision
822(1)
Periorbital incisions
822(5)
Coronal incision
827(3)
Limited transcutaneous approaches
830(1)
Use of traumatic wounds
831(1)
Endoscopic approaches
831(1)
Treatment at the site of fracture
832(21)
Fractures of the maxillary alveolar process
832(1)
Fractures of the maxillary sinus walls
832(1)
Le Fort I fracture (Guerin fracture, suborbital maxillary fracture)
833(2)
Fractures of the hard palate
835(1)
Fractures of nasal bones and related structures
835(4)
Fractures of the zygomatic bone
839(6)
Fractures of the orbit
845(1)
Subfrontal fractures
845(3)
Fractures of the frontal bone
848(5)
Biodegradable screws and plates in management of midfacial fractures
853(1)
Surgical technique
853(1)
Strategy of management of complex midfacial fractures
854(3)
Timing of repair
854(1)
Anesthesia and airway management
855(2)
References
857(4)
41 Orbital Reconstruction and Panfacial Fractures
861(16)
Marc Christian Metzger
Nils Weyer
Ralf Schon
Rainer Schmelzeisen
Orbital reconstruction
861(8)
Introduction
861(1)
Surgical anatomy
861(1)
Surgical approaches to the orbital cavity
862(1)
Investigation of orbital trauma
863(1)
Complications of orbital trauma
863(1)
Preparation for orbital surgery
864(2)
Material for orbital reconstruction
866(2)
Intraoperative imaging and postoperative control
868(1)
Conclusion
869(1)
Planning and sequencing of the treatment of panfacial fractures
869(5)
Diagnostics
869(1)
Airway
870(1)
Approaches
871(1)
Timing
871(2)
Therapy
873(1)
Summary
874(1)
References
874(3)
42 Mandibular Trauma - Principles of Treatment
877(24)
William Chung
Bernard J. Costello
Historical background
877(1)
Etiology and epidemiology
878(1)
Classification of mandibular fractures
878(1)
Patient evaluation
879(1)
Imaging
880(2)
Goals of mandibular fracture treatment
882(1)
Treatment options
883(3)
Closed reduction
883(2)
Open reduction
885(1)
Surgical approaches
886(2)
Basic principles of internal fixation
888(2)
Complications of mandibular fracture repair
890(3)
Infection
890(1)
Malunion
891(1)
Non-union
891(1)
Nerve injury
892(1)
Temporomandibular joint dysfunction and ankylosis
892(1)
Growth disturbances
892(1)
Facial widening
892(1)
Special considerations
893(4)
Teeth in the line of fracture
893(1)
Condylar fractures
893(3)
Comminuted fractures
896(1)
Edentulous mandible fractures
896(1)
Pediatric mandible fractures
897(1)
Conclusions
897(1)
References
898(3)
43 Transoral Endoscope-assisted Treatment of Displaced Condylar Mandible Fractures
901(10)
Ralf Schon
Rainer Schmelzeisen
Indications
901(1)
Contraindications
902(1)
Pre-, intra-, and postoperative evaluations
902(1)
Surgical technique
903(4)
Postoperative course and long-term results
907(1)
Surgical vs non-surgical treatment of mandibular condyle fractures
908(1)
The role of endoscope-assisted transoral techniques
909(1)
Training
909(1)
Summary
909(1)
References
909(2)
44 Soft Tissue Trauma
911(32)
Bethany Serafin
Paul Koshgerian
Richard H. Haug
Introduction
911(1)
General principles of management
912(7)
Assessment
912(1)
Timing of repair
912(1)
Antibiotic and tetanus prophylaxis
913(1)
Tissue handling
914(1)
Instrumentation
914(1)
Postoperative care
915(1)
Dressing management
915(1)
Suture and staple removal
915(1)
Healing adjuncts
916(2)
Considerations for the extremes of age
918(1)
Specific wounds
919(16)
Abrasion
919(1)
Laceration
919(1)
Hematoma
920(1)
Avulsion
921(1)
Mucosa
921(1)
Tongue
921(2)
Nose
923(2)
Ear
925(1)
Eyelid injury
926(1)
Canaliculi and lacrimal apparatus
927(3)
Parotid duct and capsule
930(3)
Facial nerve
933(1)
Neck
933(2)
Scalp
935(1)
Postoperative untoward results
935(4)
Delayed healing
935(1)
Infection
935(2)
Chronic inflammation
937(1)
Over-repair
937(2)
References
939(4)
Part 7 Dentofacial Deformities
943(230)
Karl-Erik Kahnberg
45 Cleft Lip and Palate: An Overview
945(28)
Radhika Chigurupati
Andrew Heggie
Krishnamurthy Bonanthaya
Global burden of birth defects: cleft lip and palate
945(1)
Epidemiology
946(1)
Etiology and genetics
946(1)
Embryology
947(1)
Classification
948(1)
Interdisciplinary management of the cleft individual
948(2)
Prenatal diagnosis
949(1)
General assessment
950(1)
Feeding and nutrition
950(1)
Ear, nose, and throat evaluation
950(1)
Presurgical orthopedics
950(1)
Cleft lip repair
951(4)
Unilateral cleft lip
952(1)
Bilateral cleft lip
953(2)
Repair of cleft palate
955(2)
Timing of palate repair
955(1)
Surgical anatomy
956(1)
Principles and techniques of palate repair
956(1)
Speech and velopharyngeal dysfunction
957(1)
Correction of oronasal fistulae
958(1)
Orthodontic management of the cleft individual
959(1)
Alveolar cleft repair
959(2)
Replacement of absent teeth in the line of the cleft
961(1)
Surgical correction of maxillary hypoplasia
961(5)
Technical considerations for cleft orthognathic surgery
962(3)
Conventional orthognathic surgery vs distraction osteogenesis
965(1)
Surgical correction of secondary lip and nose deformities
966(3)
Secondary lip deformities
966(1)
Cleft nasal deformity
966(1)
Cleft septorhinoplasty
967(2)
Summary
969(1)
References
969(4)
46 Diagnosis and Treatment Planning for Orthognathic Surgery
973(42)
Johan P. Reyneke
Carlo Ferretti
Introducing the patient to orthognathic treatment concepts
975(1)
Systematic patient evaluation
975(11)
Facial evaluation
976(8)
Intraoral examination
984(1)
Temporomandibular joint evaluation
984(1)
The nose
985(1)
Radiographic evaluation
986(1)
Diagnosis and treatment planning
986(4)
Lateral cephalometric analysis
986(1)
Skeletal antero-posterior relationships
987(1)
Vertical skeletal relations
988(1)
Analysis of dental relations
988(1)
Postero-anterior cephalometric analysis
989(1)
Transverse planes
990(1)
Vertical cephalometric midline
990(1)
Triangular analysis
990(1)
Dental model analysis
990(1)
Orthodontic principles in orthognathic surgery
991(2)
Postsurgical orthodontics
993(1)
Orthodontics without prior surgical consideration
993(1)
Esthetic objectives and surgical solutions
993(1)
Treatment principles for various surgical treatment scenarios
994(10)
Single jaw surgery: mandibular repositioning
994(1)
Single jaw surgery: maxillary surgery
995(2)
Double jaw surgery: repositioning the maxilla and the mandible
997(1)
Double jaw surgery: rotation of the maxillomandibular complex
998(2)
Chin surgery
1000(4)
Treatment priorities and sequencing the treatment
1004(1)
Visual treatment objective
1004(1)
Model surgery
1004(1)
Surgical technique
1005(7)
Bilateral sagittal split ramus osteotomy
1005(3)
Genioplasty
1008(1)
Le Fort I maxillary osteotomy
1009(3)
Simultaneous orthognathic surgery and rhinoplasty
1012(1)
References
1012(3)
47 Orthognathic Surgery in Obstructive Sleep Apnea
1015(12)
Scott B. Boyd
Introduction
1015(1)
Obstructive sleep apnea
1015(2)
Epidemiology and pathophysiology
1015(1)
Diagnosis and definitions of OSA
1016(1)
Principles of treatment
1016(1)
Patient evaluation
1017(3)
Symptoms and history
1017(1)
Polysomnography
1018(1)
Physical examination
1018(1)
Imaging
1018(1)
Indications for maxillomandibular advancement
1018(2)
Presurgical treatment planning
1020(1)
Surgical treatment
1020(3)
Anesthetic and medical management considerations
1020(1)
Surgical technique and sequencing of care
1021(1)
Postoperative care and monitoring
1022(1)
Pediatric considerations
1022(1)
Acknowledgment
1023(1)
References
1023(4)
48 Distraction Osteogenesis
1027(34)
Lim K. Cheung
Hannah Daile P. Chua
Firdaus Hariri
John Lo
Andrew Ow
Li-Wu Zheng
Introduction
1027(1)
History and development
1027(1)
Development of distraction applications on cranio-maxillofacial skeleton
1028(1)
Biological process of distraction osteogenesis
1028(3)
Mandibular distraction
1031(10)
Indications for mandibular distraction osteogenesis
1031(1)
Extraoral mandibular distraction
1031(3)
Intraoral mandibular distraction
1034(7)
Craniofacial distraction osteogenesis
1041(4)
Indications for craniofacial distraction osteogenesis
1041(1)
External maxillary and midface distraction
1041(1)
Internal maxillary and midface distraction
1042(2)
Zygomatic distraction
1044(1)
Cranial distraction
1045(1)
Maxillary palatal distraction
1045(1)
Alveolar distraction osteogenesis
1045(3)
Indications for alveolar distraction osteogenesis
1045(1)
Vertical alveolar distraction
1046(1)
Transverse alveolar distraction
1047(1)
Temporomandibular joint distraction
1048(2)
Bone transport distraction
1050(1)
Extraoral devices for mandibular bone transport
1050(1)
Intraoral distractor for mandibular bone transport
1051(1)
Maxillary transport distraction
1051(1)
Complications
1051(2)
Research and development in maxillofacial distraction
1053(3)
Administration of growth factors to enhance bone healing
1053(1)
Resorbable distractor
1054(1)
Continuous distraction osteogenesis
1054(2)
References
1056(5)
49a Craniofacial Syndrome Patients - Reconstructive Surgery
1061(12)
Peter Tarnow
Introduction
1061(1)
Craniosynostosis
1062(2)
Sagittal synostosis
1062(1)
Metopic synostosis
1062(1)
Unicoronal synostosis
1062(2)
Bicoronal synostosis
1064(1)
Lambdoid synostosis
1064(1)
Positional plagiocephaly
1064(1)
Craniofacial dysostosis syndromes
1064(7)
Treatment in infancy
1065(1)
Crouzon syndrome
1065(2)
Pfeiffer syndrome
1067(1)
Apert syndrome
1068(1)
Saethre-Chotzen syndrome
1069(1)
Carpenter syndrome
1070(1)
Muenke syndrome
1070(1)
Treacher Collins syndrome
1070(1)
References
1071(2)
49b Craniofacial Syndrome Patients - Orthognathic Surgery
1073(12)
Karl-Erik Kahnberg
Crouzon syndrome
1073(2)
Maxillofacial characteristics
1073(1)
Orthodontic treatment
1073(1)
Orthognathic surgery
1074(1)
Apert syndrome
1075(3)
Maxillofacial characteristics
1077(1)
Orthodontic treatment
1077(1)
Orthognathic surgery
1077(1)
Pfeiffer syndrome
1078(1)
Saetre-Chotzen syndrome
1078(1)
Treacher Collins syndrome
1078(2)
Maxillofacial characteristics
1078(1)
Orthodontic treatment
1079(1)
Orthognathic surgery
1079(1)
Other syndromes
1080(2)
Hemifacial microsomia
1082(2)
Introduction
1082(1)
Maxillofacial characteristics
1082(1)
Orthodontic treatment
1082(1)
Orthognathic surgery
1082(2)
References
1084(1)
50 Reconstruction of Maxillary Defects
1085(24)
Nagi Demian
Joann Marruffo
James McCaul
Mark Eu-Kien Wong
Introduction
1085(1)
Classification and treatment approaches for maxillary defects
1086(2)
Classification of maxillary defects
1086(1)
Okay classification
1086(1)
Brown classification
1087(1)
Maxillary defect reconstruction
1087(1)
Prosthetic obturation of maxillary defects
1088(6)
Staging of obturator fabrication
1088(2)
Facilitating obturator retention and stability
1090(1)
Soft tissue coverage of defects
1090(1)
Implant support
1091(3)
Soft palate reconstruction
1094(1)
Local and regional flaps for maxillary reconstruction
1094(5)
Temporalis and temporoparietal-galea flaps
1094(2)
Buccal fat pad flap
1096(1)
Preserving space after bone removal
1097(2)
Free tissue transfer in maxillary reconstruction; soft tissue obturation
1099(6)
Radial forearm free flap
1099(1)
Radial forearm osteofasciocutaneous flap
1100(1)
Fibula osteocutaneous flap
1100(1)
Scapular angle osteomyogenous flap
1100(2)
Vascularized iliac crest with internal oblique muscle flap
1102(3)
Conclusion
1105(1)
References
1105(4)
51 Mandibular Reconstruction
1109(16)
M. Anthony Pogrel
Brian L. Schmidt
Marginal resection
1109(1)
Segmental resection
1110(3)
Non-vascularized bone grafting for mandibular reconstruction
1113(6)
Ribs
1113(2)
Iliac crest
1115(3)
Tibia
1118(1)
Bone-containing microvascular free flaps
1119(1)
Reconstruction involving the mandibular condyle
1120(1)
Rib grafting
1120(1)
Alloplastic condyle
1120(1)
Replacement with a metatarsal
1121(1)
Sternoclavicular joint
1121(1)
Microvascular reconstruction of the condyle
1121(1)
Staged techniques
1121(1)
Radiation therapy
1121(2)
Bisphosphonate therapy
1123(1)
References
1123(2)
52 Tissue Engineering and Reconstruction
1125(24)
Henning Schliephake
Introduction
1125(1)
Basic principles of tissue engineering
1126(1)
Biomaterials
1127(4)
Biomaterial tissue interaction
1127(1)
Scaffolds
1128(1)
Biofunctionalization
1129(2)
Application of growth factors
1131(6)
Growth factors
1131(4)
Delivery vehicles and controlled release
1135(2)
Cell-based approaches
1137(6)
Cell sources
1137(3)
Recombinant cells
1140(1)
In vitro technology
1141(2)
Future perspectives
1143(1)
References
1144(5)
53 Cosmetic Facial Surgery
1149(24)
Joe Niamtu
Minimally invasive cosmetic facial surgery procedures
1149(6)
Botox (botulinum toxin A)
1149(3)
Injectable facial fillers
1152(1)
Cervicofacial liposuction
1153(2)
Midface implants
1155(2)
Cheek implant technique
1156(1)
Cosmetic blepharoplasty
1157(15)
Evaluation of the blepharoplasty patient
1157(2)
Blepharoplasty anesthesia
1159(1)
Blepharoplasty procedure
1159(10)
Postoperative care
1169(3)
Acknowledgment
1172(1)
References
1172(1)
Part 8 Temporomandibular Joint Disorders
1173(76)
Tony Pogrel
54 Diagnosis and Non-surgical Management of Orofacial Pain
1175(22)
Charles McNeill
Patricia A. Rudd
Introduction
1175(1)
Head, neck, and orofacial pain classifications
1176(1)
Medical conditions masquerading as orofacial pain
1177(2)
Intracranial disorders
1177(1)
Neurovascular headache disorders
1177(1)
Neuropathic pain disorders
1178(1)
Headache attributed to associated extracranial pain disorders
1178(1)
Intraoral pain disorders
1179(1)
Musculoskeletal cervical and temporomandibular disorders
1180(2)
Cervical spine disorders
1180(1)
Temporomandibular disorders
1181(1)
Classification of articular disorders
1182(2)
Developmental and acquired disorders
1182(1)
Disc derangements
1182(1)
Condylar dislocation
1183(1)
Inflammatory and non-inflammatory disorders
1183(1)
Ankylosis and fracture
1184(1)
Muscular disorders
1184(2)
Local myalgia
1184(1)
Myofascial pain
1184(1)
Centrally mediated myalgia
1185(1)
Myospasm
1185(1)
Myositis and tendonitis
1185(1)
Muscle contracture
1185(1)
Muscle neoplasia
1185(1)
Assessment of musculoskeletal disorders
1186(2)
Screening history and examination
1186(1)
Comprehensive history and examination
1186(1)
Behavioral and psychosocial assessment
1186(1)
Imaging
1186(1)
Additional diagnostic tests
1187(1)
Adjunctive diagnostic devices
1188(1)
Dental casts
1188(1)
Management of musculoskeletal disorders
1188(4)
Patient education and self-care
1189(1)
Cognitive behavioral intervention
1189(1)
Pharmacologic therapy
1189(1)
Physical therapy
1190(1)
Orthopedic appliance therapy
1191(1)
Conclusion
1192(1)
References
1192(5)
55 Arthroscopy and Arthroscopic Surgery
1197(12)
Anders Holmlund
Development of temporomandibular joint arthroscopy
1197(1)
Anatomic considerations
1197(1)
Diagnostic arthroscopy
1198(1)
Contraindications
1198(1)
Arthroscopy equipment
1199(2)
Arthroscopic procedure
1201(1)
Anesthesia
1201(1)
Puncture
1201(1)
Arthroscopic examination
1202(1)
Arthroscopic surgery
1202(3)
Technical aspects
1202(1)
Synovial biopsy
1202(1)
Lavage (arthrocentesis)
1203(1)
Lysis
1203(1)
Disc repositioning
1203(1)
Synovectomy
1203(2)
Debridement and abrasion
1205(1)
Restriction
1205(1)
Intra-articular pharmacotherapy
1205(1)
Postoperative care
1205(1)
Complications
1206(1)
Vascular injury
1206(1)
Extravasation
1206(1)
Scuffing
1206(1)
Broken instruments
1206(1)
Otologic complications
1206(1)
Intracranial damage
1207(1)
Infection
1207(1)
Nerve injury
1207(1)
Concluding remarks
1207(1)
References
1207(2)
56 Temporomandibular Joint Surgery
1209(28)
Anders Holmlund
Development of temporomandibular joint surgery
1209(1)
Classification of surgical TMJ disease
1210(1)
Reciprocal clicking and chronic closed lock
1210(1)
Surgical approaches to the TMJ
1211(2)
Preparation of the surgical site
1211(1)
Incision
1211(1)
Dissection of the joint
1211(2)
Reciprocal clicking
1213(3)
Clinical diagnosis
1213(1)
Surgical treatment
1213(3)
Mandibular dislocation
1216(2)
Clinical diagnosis
1216(1)
Surgical treatment
1216(2)
Chronic closed lock and osteoarthritis
1218(2)
Clinical diagnosis
1218(1)
Surgical treatment
1219(1)
Osteoarthritis (degenerative joint disease)
1220(1)
Chronic polyarthritis with TMJ involvement
1220(2)
Clinical diagnosis
1221(1)
Surgical treatment
1221(1)
TMJ trauma
1222(1)
Clinical findings
1222(1)
Treatment
1222(1)
Long-term consequences
1223(1)
TMJ abnormalities
1223(4)
Congenital abnormalities
1223(1)
Acquired abnormalities
1223(4)
TMJ tumors
1227(4)
Benign tumors
1227(3)
Malignant tumors
1230(1)
TMJ infections
1231(1)
Clinical diagnosis
1231(1)
Surgical treatment
1231(1)
Extra-articular connective tissue diseases
1231(4)
Hyperplasia of the coronoid process
1231(1)
Fibrosis of temporalis tendon
1231(3)
Eagle's syndrome
1234(1)
References
1235(2)
57 Temporomandibular Joint Reconstruction
1237(12)
Anders Westermark
Autogenous reconstruction
1237(4)
Costochondral grafts for condylar replacement
1238(2)
Fibula grafts for condylar replacement
1240(1)
Autogenous reconstruction of the fossa
1240(1)
Prosthetic reconstruction of the TMJ
1241(5)
Surgical considerations in prosthetic TMJ reconstruction
1243(3)
Treatment expectations after prosthetic reconstruction of the TMJ
1246(1)
Future perspectives
1246(1)
References
1247(2)
Index 1249
THE EDITORS

Lars Andersson, DDS, PhD, DrOdont, Professor, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Chairman Department of Surgical Sciences, Faculty of Dentistry, Health Sciences Center, Kuwait University, Kuwait

Karl-Erik Kahnberg, DDS, PhD, DrOdont, Professor Emeritus, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Institute of Odontology, The Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden

M. Anthony (Tony) Pogrel, DDS, MD, FRCS, FACS, Associate Dean for Hospital Affairs, Professor and Chairman, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, University of California San Francisco, USA