小儿口腔与上颌外科学Pediatric Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

2004-1  

Oversea Publishing House  

Kaban, Leonard B.; Troulis, Maria J.  

470  

"In 1990, Kaban published the first comprehensive book on Pediatric Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. While 14 years passed, a multitude of new surgical techniques and treatment modalities used in the care of pediatric patients had been introduced. In this latest 470-page edition, Drs. Kaban and Troulis have sought to produce the definitive book on Pediatric Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. The book is divided into three major sections: General Care of the Pediatric Surgical Patient; Oral Surgical Procedures; and Pediatric Maxillofacial Surgery. In addition to these topics, there are two chapters covering congenital and acquired abnormalities of the Temporomandibular Joint. During training, we all have learned of "gold standard" textbooks to obtain. This is the "gold standard" for pediatric oral and maxillofacial surgery. It should be required reading for every oral and maxillofacial surgeon resident. For the practicing oral and maxillofacial surgeon, it is the reference book to have available when treating the pediatric patient. Specialists such as otolaryngolists and plastic surgeons will find the book useful, especially the topics addressed in the pediatric maxillofacial surgery section. In summary, this is a valuable contribution to the literature and should be in everyone's medical library."

Leonard B. Kaban, DMD, MD, FACS, Walter C. Guralnick Professor and Chairman, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Boston, MA; and Maria J. Troulis

PART I　GENERAL CARE OF THE PEDIATRIC SURGICAL　PATIENT　Preoperative Assessment of the Pediatric　Patient　　 Marjorie A. Curran　 General evaluation　　 Preoperative laboratory tests　　 Specific considerations　　 Premature infant　　 Genetic disorders and syndromes　　 Craniofacial anomalies　　 Cardiovascular disorders　　 Pulmonary problems　　　Gastrointestinal disorders　　　Renal disease　　　Hematologic diseases　　　Neurologic disorders　　　Endocrinologic disorders　　　Pregnancy testing　　　Psychosocial issues　　 Conclusion　　2 Molecular Genetics and Syndrome　 Recognition for the Clinician　　 Joan M. Stoler　 Molecular genetics　　　 "New genetics　　　 Human Genome Project　　　 Short primer on molecular genetics　　 Birth defects　　　 Chromosomal disorders　　　 Single gene disorders　　　 Nontraditionally inherited disorders　　 Syndrome recognition for the clinician　　　 Review of medical history　　　 Family history　　　 Physical examination　　　 Laboratory and testing methods　　 Common syndromes with facial deformity　　　 Branchio-oto-renal-dysplasia　　　 Chembism　 　 Nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome　　 Pierre Robin sequence　 Conclusion　 Psychological Preparation of the Child Undergoing a Maxillofacial Surgical　Procedure　 Myron L. Belfer　Psychological development　　Initial evaluation of child and parents　　 Referral　　 First interview　　Approach to the child　　 Explaining the procedure　　 First conversation　　 Concept of time and use of a calendar　 Use of hospital surgical preoperative programs　　 Anesthesia　　Asking the difficult questions　　Procedures requiring special consideration　 　 Distraction osteogenesis　　 Maxillomandibular or intermaxillary fixation　　 External devices　　 Grafts　　Hospitalization　　Acute complications　　 Postsurgery issues　　 Meeting again with the parents and child　　 Dealing with negative psychological reactions.　 Offering ongoing contact　　 Use of the psychological referral postoperatively　　 Difficult situations with parents　　 Separated and divorced parents　　 Child with negative prior experience　　 "You can do what no one else has been able to do　　 Absent mother or father　 Additional medical condition(s) with life-threatening dimension　　 "My child is special　　 Effort to put the child at risk. 　 Child with preexisting known psychological problems　……

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