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Main description:
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery gives a concise and structured overview of current maxillofacial practice, concerned with the diagnosis and surgical treatment of diseases affecting the mouth, jaws, face and neck. It is illustrated throughout with line diagrams and photographs to aid understanding of the procedures.
The book is particularly useful to trainees in maxillofacial surgery at both junior and senior level, working towards the MFJDS and the FRCS and comprehensively covers the syllabus for exit FRCS ( OMFS). It will also be of interest to interested doctors and dentists and other health professionals. It is co-authored by a team of consultants who have clinical interests encompassing the breadth of the speciality and who are actively involved in teaching, both nationally and
internationally.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Publisher: Oxford University Press (OUP Oxford)
Publication date: December, 2009
Pages: 504
Dimensions: 105.00 x 183.00 x 18.70
Weight: 273g
Availability: Not available (reason unspecified)
Subcategories: Dentistry, General, Plastic/Reconstructive & Aesthetic
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS
...the layout is clear, inviting and user friendly. Line drawings are clear and easily understood, photographs are well reproduced and display the essential features, the text is easy to read...[this book should] be read by clinicians at all levels...readable enough to have become a coffee-break favourite, yet detailed enough to provide enough back-up for the advanced procedures seen in a busy unit. Fantastic! Edited by two leading consultant oral and max/fax surgeons...a very comprehensive, authoritative and concise text has been written...a worthy companion to undergraduate students, candidates studying for MFDS/MJDF and specialist trainees at both junior and senior level...information is easy to find and refer to 'on the job'...this book will share the success of the rest of the Oxford Handbooks series for many editions to come...every oral and max/fax trainee in the country is eagerly anticipating its arrival.