Titlebook: Maxillofacial Trauma; A Clinical Guide Akhilesh Kumar Singh,Naresh Kumar Sharma Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Introduction to Craniomaxillofacial Traumaexternal injury to the hard and soft tissues of the head, face and neck region. Injuries may be in the form of abrasion, laceration, contusion, hematoma, avulsion, burn, bone fractures, etc. Prompt management of CMF injuries is of prime importance since this region is a reservoir of numerous vital s

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Principles of Osteosynthesis rods, wires or screws. Fracture reduction and stabilization is an inevitable procedure especially after a maxillofacial trauma in order to restore patients’ pre-injury form and function of facial structures. The principle of fixation/osteosynthesis has seen a wide range of evolution in the past thr

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Basic Introduction to Internal Fixation Devices and Armamentariumcraniofacial skeleton owing to its complex anatomy and proximity to vital structures is more difficult to treat when compared to other parts of the human skeletal system. Initially, surgeons used nonrigid materials to stabilize the fracture segments until the union was complete. Discovery of biocomp

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Perioperative and Anesthetic Considerations in Maxillofacial Traumaist as well as the trauma surgeon is the assessment and management of predicted difficult airway because of trauma-related de-arrangements in anatomy and physiology. Inability to identify a compromised airway can be life-threatening. Considerations due to severe trauma and coexisting injuries to oth

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