Facial Trauma Surgery: From Primary Repair to Reconstruction Hardcover

 

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Offering authoritative guidance and a multitude of high-quality images, Facial Trauma Surgery: From Primary Repair to Reconstruction is the first comprehensive textbook of its kind on treating primary facial trauma and delayed reconstruction of both the soft tissues and craniofacial bony skeleton. This unique volume is a practical, complete reference for clinical presentation, fracture pattern, classification, and management of patients with traumatic facial injury, helping you provide the best possible outcomes for patients’ successful reintegration into work and society.

• Explains the basic principles and concepts of primary traumatic facial injury repair and secondary facial reconstruction.
• Offers expert, up-to-date guidance from global leaders in plastic and reconstructive surgery, otolaryngology and facial plastic surgery, oral maxillofacial surgery, neurosurgery, and oculoplastic surgery.
• Covers innovative topics such as virtual surgical planning, 3D printing, intraoperative surgical navigation, post-traumatic injury, treatment of facial pain, and the roles of microsurgery and facial transplantation in the treatment facial traumatic injuries.
• Includes an end commentary in every chapter provided by Dr. Paul Manson, former Chief of Plastic Surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital and a pioneer in the field of acute treatment of traumatic facial injuries.
• Features superb photographs and illustrations throughout, as well as evidence-based summaries in current areas of controversy.

 

 

1.    Table of Contents

2.    Copyright

3.    Video Contents

4.    Foreword

5.    “Precision Medicine” and Facial Injuries, 2018

6.    References

7.    Preface

8.    List of Contributors

9.    Acknowledgments

10. Dedication

11. Section 1 Primary Injury

12. 1.1 Assessment of the Patient With Traumatic Facial Injury

13. Background

14. Surgical Anatomy

15. Classification

16. Clinical Presentation

17. Radiological Evaluation

18. Surgical Treatments

19. References

20. References

21. 1.2 Radiological Evaluation of the Craniofacial Skeleton

22. Background

23. Surgical Anatomy

24. Radiological Evaluation

25. Classification

26. Postoperative Imaging

27. Acute and Long-Term Complications

28. Mandible

29. References

30. References

31. 1.3 Intraoperative Imaging and Postoperative Quality Control

32. Background

33. Surgical Anatomy in 3D Imaging

34. Radiological Evaluation

35. Surgical Techniques

36. Postoperative Course

37. Acute Complications

38. Long-Term Complications

39. The Need for Quality Control

40. References

41. 1.4 Primary Repair of Soft Tissue Injury and Soft Tissue Defects

42. Background

43. Surgical Anatomy

44. Clinical Presentation

45. Radiological Evaluation

46. Classification of Soft Tissue Injuries

47. Surgical Techniques

48. References

49. References

50. 1.5 Traumatic Facial Nerve Injury

51. Introduction

52. Epidemiology and Etiology

53. Surgical Anatomy

54. History and Physical Exam

55. Location, Mechanism, and Duration of Injury – Effects on Management Strategies

56. Additional Procedures

57. Complications

58. Conclusion

59. References

60. 1.6 Diagnosis and Multimodality Management of Skull Base Fractures and Cerebrospinal Fluid Leaks

61. Background

62. Surgical Anatomy

63. Clinical Presentation

64. Radiological Evaluation

65. Considerations in the Initial Management of Skull Base CSF Leaks

66. Surgical Techniques

67. Early and Delayed Complications

68. Case Example

69. Conclusions

70. References

71. 1.7 Frontal Bone and Frontal Sinus Injuries

72. Background

73. Anatomy

74. Etiology and Incidence

75. History and Physical Examination

76. Radiography

77. Surgical Approaches

78. Treatment Strategies

79. Treatment Algorithm

80. Complications and Long-Term Follow Up

81. References

82. References

83. 1.8 Endoscopic Approaches to Frontal and Maxillary Sinus Fractures

84. Background

85. Surgical Anatomy

86. Clinical Presentation

87. Radiological Evaluation

88. Surgical Indications

89. Transnasal Endoscopic Approach to Frontal Sinus Fractures

90. Endoscopic Approaches to Repair of Orbital Floor Fractures

91. Postoperative Course

92. Complications

93. Conclusion

94. References

95. 1.9 Orbital Fractures

96. Background

97. Surgical Anatomy

98. Clinical Presentation

99. Radiological Evaluation

100.              Classification

101.              Surgical Indications

102.              Surgical Techniques

103.              Postoperative Course

104.              Acute Complications

105.              Long-Term Complications

106.              References

107.              1.10 Nasal Fractures

108.              Background

109.              Surgical Anatomy

110.              Clinical Presentation

111.              Radiological Evaluation

112.              Classification

113.              Surgical Indications

114.              Surgical Techniques

115.              Postoperative Course

116.              Complications

117.              References

118.              1.11 Naso-orbito-ethmoid (NOE) Fractures

119.              Background

120.              Surgical Anatomy

121.              Clinical Presentation

122.              Radiological Evaluation

123.              Classification

124.              Surgical Indications

125.              Surgical Techniques

126.              Postoperative Course

127.              Acute Complications

128.              Long-Term Complications

129.              References

130.              References

131.              1.12 Orbitozygomaticomaxillary Complex Fractures

132.              Background

133.              Incidence and Etiology

134.              Surgical Anatomy

135.              Clinical Presentation

136.              Radiological Evaluation

137.              Classification

138.              Surgical Indications

139.              Surgical Techniques

140.              Postoperative Course

141.              Acute Complications

142.              Long-Term Complications

143.              Conclusion

144.              References

145.              References

146.              1.13 Le Fort Fractures

147.              Background

148.              Incidence

149.              Etiology

150.              Surgical Anatomy

151.              Clinical Presentation

152.              Radiological Evaluation

153.              Classification

154.              Surgical Indications

155.              Surgical Goals/Techniques

156.              Postoperative Course

157.              Acute Complications

158.              Long-Term Complications

159.              References

160.              References

161.              1.14 Mandible Fractures

162.              Background

163.              Epidemiology

164.              Surgical Anatomy

165.              Classification

166.              Clinical Presentation

167.              Physical Examination

168.              Radiological Examination

169.              Surgical Indications

170.              Surgical Approaches/Techniques

171.              Postoperative Course

172.              Complications

173.              References

174.              1.15 Fractures of the Condylar Process of the Mandible

175.              Background

176.              Surgical Anatomy and Clinical Presentation

177.              Radiological Evaluation

178.              Terminology

179.              Classification of Condylar Process Fractures

180.              Treatment of Condylar Process Fractures

181.              Trauma-Derived Temporomandibular Disorders

182.              References

183.              References

184.              1.16 Complications of Mandibular Fractures

185.              The Problem

186.              Nature of Complications

187.              Evolution of Complications

188.              Incidence of Complications

189.              Etiologic Factors in Mandibular Fracture Complications

190.              Infection, Delayed, Non- and Malunion, Hardware Exposure, Hardware Failure

191.              Paresthesia/Paresis

192.              Complications of Condylar Fractures

193.              Patient Noncompliance

194.              Conclusion

195.              References

196.              1.17 Temporal Bone Fractures

197.              Background

198.              Etiology

199.              Temporal Bone Anatomy

200.              Clinical Presentation

201.              Classification of Temporal Bone Fractures

202.              Management, Surgical Indications, and Techniques

203.              Long-Term Complications

204.              Conclusion

205.              Reference

206.              References

207.              1.18 Dentoalveolar Trauma

208.              Background

209.              Surgical Anatomy

210.              Clinical Presentation

211.              Radiological Evaluation

212.              Classification

213.              Management

214.              Surgical Techniques

215.              Acute Complications

216.              Long-Term Complications

217.              References

218.              References

219.              1.19 Management of Panfacial Fractures

220.              Background

221.              Surgical Anatomy

222.              Clinical Presentation

223.              Radiological Evaluation

224.              Presurgical Preparation

225.              Surgical Techniques

226.              Postoperative Course

227.              Acute Complications

228.              Long-Term Complications

229.              Case Examples

230.              References

231.              References

232.              1.20 Characteristics of Ballistic and Blast Injuries

233.              Introduction

234.              Background

235.              Components of Ballistic Missiles

236.              Components of Improvised Explosive Devices

237.              The Principles of Velocity

238.              Characteristics of Ballistic Injuries

239.              Conclusion

240.              Key Points

241.              Bibliography

242.              1.21 Geriatric and Edentulous Maxillary and Mandibular Fractures

243.              Diagnosis

244.              Mandible Fractures

245.              Complications

246.              Maxillary Fractures

247.              Complications

248.              References

249.              References

250.              Section 2 Pediatric Facial Injury

251.              2.1 Pediatric Skull Fractures

252.              Background

253.              Epidemiology

254.              Pediatric Skull and Fracture Anatomy

255.              Clinical Presentation

256.              Radiological Evaluation

257.              Surgical Indications

258.              Surgical Techniques

259.              Postoperative Course

260.              Illustrative Case Examples

261.              Complications

262.              Conclusion

263.              References

264.              2.2 Superior Pediatric Orbital and Frontal Skull Fractures

265.              Background and Incidence

266.              Surgical Anatomy

267.              Clinical Presentation

268.              Radiological Evaluation

269.              Surgical Indications

270.              Surgical Techniques

271.              Acute Complications

272.              Long-Term Complications

273.              References

274.              2.3 Pediatric Orbital Fractures

275.              Background

276.              Surgical Anatomy

277.              Classification

278.              Clinical Presentation

279.              Radiographic Evaluation

280.              Surgical Indications

281.              Surgical Technique

282.              Postoperative Course

283.              Acute Complications

284.              Long-Term Complications

285.              Conclusions

286.              References

287.              2.4 Pediatric Midface Fractures

288.              Background

289.              Surgical Anatomy

290.              Clinical Presentation

291.              Radiological Evaluation

292.              Classification

293.              Surgical Indications

294.              Maxillomandibular Fixation

295.              Surgical Techniques

296.              Postoperative Course

297.              Conclusion

298.              Reference

299.              References

300.              2.5 Pediatric Mandible Fractures

301.              Background

302.              Embryology and Growth of the Mandible

303.              Anatomy of the Mandible

304.              Stages of Dentition

305.              Fracture Patterns in Pediatric Populations

306.              Evaluation

307.              Treatment

308.              Major Complications and Management

309.              Conclusion

310.              References

311.              Section 3 Secondary Reconstruction and Restoration

312.              3.1 Reconstruction of Full-Thickness Frontocranial Defects

313.              Background

314.              Case Examples

315.              Conclusions

316.              References

317.              References

318.              3.2 Pediatric Cranial Reconstruction

319.              Background

320.              Clinical Presentation

321.              Pediatric Cranioplasty – Surgical Techniques

322.              References

323.              3.3 Secondary Reconstruction of Facial Soft Tissue Injury and Defects

324.              Background and Etiology

325.              Initial Assessment

326.              Principles of Secondary Soft Tissue Correction

327.              Soft Tissue Contour Augmentation

328.              Temporal Contour Deformity

329.              Cheek Ptosis

330.              Periorbital Deformity

331.              Nasal Deformities

332.              Brow Ptosis

333.              Scar Revision

334.              Resurfacing Techniques

335.              Traumatic Tattooing

336.              Excisional Techniques

337.              Tissue Expansion

338.              References

339.              References

340.              3.4 Ocular Considerations

341.              Background

342.              Surgical Anatomy

343.              Clinical Assessment

344.              Entropion

345.              Ectropion

346.              Blink

347.              Ptosis

348.              Epiphora

349.              Surgical Techniques

350.              Postoperative Considerations

351.              Long-Term Complications

352.              References

353.              3.5 Secondary Nasoethmoid Fracture Repair

354.              Background

355.              Surgical Anatomy

356.              Clinical Presentation

357.              Radiological Evaluation

358.              Classification (Fig. 3.5.9)

359.              Surgical Indications

360.              Surgical Techniques (Fig. 3.5.11)

361.              Postoperative Course

362.              Complications

363.              Conclusion

364.              References

365.              References

366.              3.6 Posttraumatic Nasal Deformities

367.              Background

368.              Surgical Anatomy

369.              Clinical Presentation

370.              Surgical Techniques

371.              Case Examples

372.              Postoperative Course

373.              Complications

374.              Conclusion

375.              References

376.              3.7 Secondary Orbital Reconstruction

377.              Background

378.              Clinical Presentation

379.              Radiological Evaluation

380.              Surgical Indications

381.              Surgical Techniques

382.              Postoperative Course

383.              Complications

384.              References

385.              3.8 Secondary Midfacial Reconstruction

386.              Background

387.              Central Midface and Medial Canthal Deformity

388.              Zygoma Fractures Secondary Deformity

389.              Le Fort Fractures Secondary Deformity

390.              Conclusions

391.              References

392.              3.9 Secondary Osteotomies of the Maxilla and Mandible, and Management of Occlusion

393.              Background

394.              Patient Evaluation

395.              Case Examples

396.              Conclusions

397.              References

398.              3.10 Secondary Traumatic TMJ Reconstruction

399.              Background

400.              Anatomy of the TMJ

401.              Posttraumatic Indications for TMJ Reconstruction

402.              Autogenous Graft Failure

403.              Imaging of the TMJ

404.              TMJ Reconstructive Techniques

405.              Surgical Technique (Stock Prosthesis)

406.              Complications

407.              References

408.              3.11 Maxillofacial Prosthodontics

409.              Background

410.              Oral and Dental Anatomy Evaluation

411.              Intraoral Prosthetic Rehabilitation

412.              Soft Palate Evaluation

413.              Tongue Evaluation

414.              Extraoral Evaluation

415.              Osseointegrated Dental Implants

416.              Conclusion

417.              References

418.              3.12 Custom Craniofacial Implants

419.              Background

420.              Clinical Presentation

421.              Radiological Evaluation

422.              CAD/CAM Facial Implants

423.              Preferred Surgical Techniques

424.              Postoperative Course

425.              Reference

426.              References

427.              3.13 Secondary Microvascular Reconstruction of the Traumatic Facial Injury

428.              Background

429.              Surgical Anatomy

430.              Clinical Presentation

431.              Radiologic Evaluation

432.              Surgical Indications

433.              Surgical Technique

434.              Postoperative Course

435.              Complications

436.              Case Examples

437.              References

438.              References

439.              3.14 Virtual Surgical Planning

440.              Background

441.              Contemporary Uses of CAS

442.              Primary Reconstruction

443.              Secondary Reconstruction

444.              Future of CAS in Craniofacial Surgery

445.              References

446.              3.15 Posttraumatic Facial Pain

447.              Background

448.              Differential Diagnosis of Posttraumatic Facial Pain

449.              Surgical Treatment of A Painful Neuroma (Box 3.15.2)

450.              Frontal Branch of the Trigeminal Nerve (V1)

451.              Cervical Plexus Injury and Facial Pain

452.              Occipital Nerves and Facial Pain

453.              Reference

454.              References

455.              3.16 Secondary Nerve Reconstruction

456.              Background

457.              Trigeminal Anatomy

458.              Peripheral Nerve Injury and Histopathology

459.              Clinical Presentation

460.              Surgical Techniques

461.              Follow-up

462.              References

463.              3.17 Facial Transplantation

464.              Background

465.              Surgical Indications

466.              Classification

467.              Surgical Techniques

468.              Postoperative Course

469.              Acute Complications

470.              Long-Term Complications

471.              References

472.              Appendix 1 Evidence-Based Medicine

 

An aparitie	2 May 2019
Autor	Amir H Dorafshar MBChB FACS FAAP
Dimensiuni	21.6 x 2.5 x 27.9 cm
Editura	Elsevier
Format	Hardcover
ISBN	9780323497558
Limba	Engleza
Nr pag	560