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Designed with the busy clinician in mind, this pocket-sized manual is a reliable reference for practitioners and trainees alike. Revised to reflect the evolution of information on oral and maxillofacial surgery, major additions include a chapter on dental implants and the most recent AHA algorithms for basic and advanced cardiac life support. Information for an expansive list of medications frequently encountered during patient management is also provided. This book covers all aspects of oral and maxillofacial surgery, and outlines hospital protocol and procedures for patient management. Emphasis on differential diagnosis and emergency treatment makes this unique book a "must have" in the clinic. It is also valuable as a study aid for board certification.
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 not a significant upgrade, March 23, 2011
By stan
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Except for the chapter by Stu Bergman, almost nothing has changed from the previous edition. The previous edition was good but there is essentially no updating. I could not locate any reference to BRONJ- a huge oversight. SAVE YOUR MONEY if you have the 2nd ed. Otherwise, it's still okay.
I have returned it.
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 Not For Private Practitioners, January 17, 2007
By Dr Chan (Singapore)
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This manual is really written for hospital staff, students and practitioners who often handle medically compromised dental patients. There is plenty of details on health screening and tests to perform prior to surgery. For practitioners whose patients are mostly healthy, this book wouldn't be too helpful.
However, there are some chapters on implant surgery and other surgical tips, but these are too brief and far more information can be found in more specialised titles.
2 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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Book that I allways borrow to coleagues, and they keep long!, June 04, 2002
By Ivan Galic (Sarajevo, Bosnia Hercegovina, Europe)
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This manual is good source for general dentists who are dealing with some small surgical procedures.
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