Anatomy attempts to correlate what is seen in the anatomy laboratory during standard
cadaver dissection with anatomical sections, standard radiographs, CT scans and MRI …

About two-thirds of this volume is a casebook, each topic prefaced by a general explanation.
Cases cited are given with exemplary brevity and a minimum of legal language. The …

THIS paper coiicerns injuries to the upper part of the face, excluding the mandible, except to
recognize that it is often injured along with the upper facial bones. The upper facial region is …

Fractures ofthe Middle Third of the Facial Skeleton Facial trauma may come under the care
of several surgical specialties including accident, otolaryngology, neurosurgery, oral and …

The report on Automotive Crash Injury Research of Cornell Univer¬ sity1 indicated that
72.1% of the victims of automobile accidents suffer injuries to the facial struc¬ tures …

The severely injured, often in mortal danger of dying, are being brought from the highway to
the emergency rooms of the nation's hospitals in ever-increasing numbers. Successful …

Rowe and Killey published their first book, Fractures of the Facial Skeleton, in 1955. It
quickly became a classic in the field of head and neck trauma, and was revised in 1968. In …

A prospective four-year-study of 945 fractures of the facial skeleton is presented. Details of
facial trauma were collected in patients referred from the Bradford and Airedale Districts of …

tures and associated injuries of the bones of the face result in permanent displacement and
deformity. The importance of reducing these fractures from a functional and from a cosmetic …