PDF guideVolume I
Seeing the Injured Face
Turn a swollen or bleeding face into a time-sensitive injury map by protecting airway and vision, performing a reproducible examination, reviewing CT systematically, and assigning urgency.
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Facial Trauma
6 ordered volumes in Trauma and Emergency ENT. Open any landing page for revision metadata, PDF access, and previous/next navigation.
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PDF guideVolume II
Orbit, Frontal Sinus, and Anterior Skull Base
Manage upper-face trauma through vision, orbital mechanics, sinus drainage, and intracranial separation—localizing diplopia, planning reconstruction, and applying a structured frontal-sinus decision framework.
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PDF guideVolume III
Rebuilding the Midface
Restore midface dimensions by selecting trustworthy references, rebuilding the maxillary platform and buttresses, and verifying nasal, canthal, malar, orbital, and occlusal relationships together.
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PDF guideVolume IV
Restoring the Mandible
Use occlusion, ring biomechanics, fracture pattern, condylar function, and independent verification to plan mandibular stabilization, rehabilitation, and complication surveillance.
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PDF guideVolume V
Repairing the Facial Envelope
Assess and repair facial soft-tissue wounds as functional injuries, protecting eyelids, lacrimal drainage, facial nerve, parotid duct, free borders, tissue viability, and scar outcomes.
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PDF guideVolume VI
Rebuilding the Facial Coordinate System
Plan panfacial reconstruction by identifying trustworthy references, restoring coupled facial dimensions, sequencing fixation, verifying geometry independently, and analyzing early or late failure.