Principles and Practicalities of Oral Maxillofacial Surgery: How to approach common clinical scenarios [Hardcover]

Emergency??Infection? 1.?Odontogenic infection? 2.?Osteomyelitis? 3.Ludwigs angina, necrotising fasciitis and airway compromise? 4.Osteonecrosis of the jaw??Trauma??5.?Mandibular trauma??6. Midface trauma??7.?Orbital trauma??8. Frontal bone trauma??9.?Facial ballistic trauma??10.?Soft tissue injuries??11.?TMJ dislocation??Post-operative emergencies??12. Neck haematoma??13. Free flap compromise??Elective??Head and neck??14. Oral cavity malignancy??15. Cutaneous malignancy??16. Salivary gland disease??17. Head and neck reconstruction and free flaps??Orthognathic and TMJ? 18.?Orthognathic surgery? 19.TMJ disorders? 20.TMJ ankylosis??Craniofacial and vascular malformation? 21.?Cleft lip and palate??22.?Vascular malformations??Oral medicine? 23.?Benign oral lesions?24.?Pre-cancerous oral lesions?MCQ Answers and Explanations

A clear and accessible guide to Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS), covering patient preparation, history, examination, investigation, and management. Structured for easy reference, with red flag alerts and MCQs to reinforce learning, this book supports doctors and dentists at all training stages.

Keshav K Gupta is an ENT surgical specialty registrar working in the West Midlands in the NHS. He graduated with multiple prizes and distinctions from Imperial College London in 2017. Since then, Keshav has maintained a strong research interest having published more than 40 peer-reviewed articles, multiple book chapters and headed the Principles and Practicalities of ENT title published in 2023. In addition, his work has been presented nationally and internationally at numerous surgical conferences where he has won several prizes. Alongside his clinical work, Keshav is also an Associate Editor of the Clinical Otolaryngology journal, and ClinilS1