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Author: Felipe Coolfman
It is very gratifying to know that the third edition of our treaty is practically exhausted. This is due to the generous welcome that our colleagues Ibero-Latin Americans gave to work. It has become the main text of study of our specialty in their respective countries.
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This fourth edition has been edited to VI (six) volumes. This does not mean that some topics have been eliminated. We have simply summarized and updated without losing anything of the essentials. We plan to make it thus more economical and more accessible to all our readers, especially the young generations.
The number of illustrations has been increased. We have also invited many teachers and doctors, not only Spanish-speaking, to write some chapters in which they are world-renowned authorities. We trust that this treaty, is the most extensive written in our specialty, and is useful not only plastic surgeons in training, but also specialized and other surgeons serving related specialties such as otolaryngologists, orthopedists, general surgeons, aesthetic surgeons, maxillofacial surgeons, gynecologists, etc.
We hope that our treaty is useful. Teacher. Dr. Felipe COFFMAN, FACS
Chap. 74. Embryology and anatomy of the craniofacial region
Chap. 75. General approach of maxillofacial trauma
Chap. 76. Modified retroauricular approach for surgery temporomandibular dearticulation
Chap. 77. Trauma Dentaalveolar
Chap. 78. Mandibular fractures
Chap. 79. Management of fractures of the facial average
Chap. 80. Fractures of the Frontal Region and the Cranealanterior Trench
Chap. 81. Reconstruction of skull and scalp defects
Chap. 82. Management of the fractures of the orbit
Chap. 83. Panfacial fractures
Chap. 84. Management of eyelid wounds
Chap. 85. Maxillary tumors
Chap. 86. Orthognathic surgery
Chap. 87. Lip and paladar split
Chap. 88. Other surgical resources in reconstruction Drain. Abbe flap. Free graft composed of lip
Chap. 89. Non-syndromatic cranosinosis
Chap. 90. Syndromatic cranosinosis
Chap. 91. Hemifacial microsomy
Chap. 92. Classification of Tessier for rare cracksCraneurship
Chap. 93. ENOFTALMOS AND EXOFTALMOS
Chap. 94. Orthognathic surgery in apnea and hypopneadel syndrome (Sahos)
Chap. 95. Mandibular reconstruction
Chap. 96. Craniofacial fractures in children
Chap. 97. Tracheotomy. Tracheostomy
Chap. 98. Velopharyngeal insufficiency
Chap. 99. Facial paralysis. Treatment with Demortel-Fatio springs
Chap. 100. Progressive Hemifacial Atrophy. Deromberg disease
Chap. 101. Microsurgery in facial paralysis