Surgical approaches of the facial massif. 3th Edition

The editors of this work, Edward Ellis III and Michael Zide, teachers and oral and maxillofacial surgeons based in Texas, United States, have wanted to present a new edition of a work that is already a classic among surgeons Craniofacial, which included her in her bibliographic collection. Throughout 14 chapters, and with the support of more than 500 images - among intraoperative illustrations and photographs and corpses - this work describes the transconjunctival approach of the medial orbit, the subtarsal approach To the internal orbit, the approach of Weber-Fergusson to the Facial Average, the Facial degloving and many other approaches. Likewise, this work stands out for the incorporation of 12 videos that show surgical approaches made in corpses, which may be useful to readers of this work thanks to better visual representation of the technique. In addition to the specification of the advantages and disadvantages of each approach, specialists interested in this work (oral and maxillofacial surgeons, plastic surgeons and otorrinolaryngologists) will find the authors' recommendations of the instruments for the incision, retraction and handling of the fabrics of the facial massif.

Section 1. Basic principles for approaches to the facial massif.
1. Basic principles for approaches to the facial massif.

Section 2. Periorbitarian incisions.
2. Transcutaneous approaches through the lower eyelid.
3. Transconjunctival approaches.
4. Supplemental approach of the eyebrow.
5. Approach of the upper eyelid.

Section 3. Coronal approach.
6. Coronal approach.

Section 4. Transoral approach to the facial massif.
7. Approach to the maxilla.
8. Mandibular vestibular approach.

Section 5. Transfacilities approaches to the jaw.
9. Submandibular approach.
10.Abordaje retromandibular.
11.Abordaje of Rytidectomy.

Section 6. Approach to the temporomandibular joint.
12.Abordaje preauricular.

Section 7. Surgical approach to the nasal skeleton.
13.Abordaje External (open).
14.Abordaje endonasal.