Mauricio de Maio Berthold Rzany 2006 Why a book on injectable fillers? Astonishingly, there are few books on this subject. Furthermore, during the last decade we have seen a tremendous increase in the number of filler materials and a parallel increase in our knowledge about them. Treatments have become more subtle and now include more indications.
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Editors Rudolf Guthoff James A.Katowitz 2006 Ophthalmologists working in the subspecialty of oculoplastic and facial reconstructive surgery often cooperate with other surgical and non-surgical disciplines in managing complex patient problems. The present volume of “Essentials in Ophthalmology” provides valuable information which will enhance the links between ophthalmologists and other specialists by sharing the latest information and experiences with a number of challenging problems.
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R.F.Guthoff C. Baudouin J. Stave 2006 This atlas and textbook summarizes our experience in the rather new field of clinical in vivo micromorphology. Stimulated by the work of Maurice, Jester, Bourne, Beuermann, Masters, Mathers, Thaer and others, our long-lasting cooperation is based on the mutual interest to push forward the frontiers of biomicroscopy using and combining recently available technical principles such as laser […]
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Ruth Anne Eatock Richard R. Fay Arthur N. Popper Editors 2006 Vertebrate hair cells have the attractive ability to represent key problems in diverse disciplines. For example, developmental biologists see orderly programs of development, from the formation of the mechanosensitive hair bundle to the organization of the hair cell and supporting cell mosaic.
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Stephen K. Tyring (Ed.) 2006 Mucosal immunity plays a very prominent role in protection against viruses and other infectious agents in the gastrointestinal tract, in the eyes, in the anogenital mucosa and in the respiratory tract. Because the gastrointestinal (GI) tract is the largest and most complex of these systems, the greatest attention in this text has been given to […]
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T. A. Larheim P.-L.Westesson 2006 There are substantial textbooks on head and neck imaging as well as on dental imaging, but since the early 1990s there has been no book focusing on the gap between imaging in dentistry and in medicine, namely maxillofacial imaging. Emanating from dentistry, maxillofacial radiology uses principles and techniques from medical radiology.
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Eugene N. Myers · Robert L. Ferris (Eds.) 2007 The management of salivary disorders encompasses a broad array of both benign and malignant diseases. We felt that a detailed text addressing this topic has been needed for some time. The book begins with chapters such as diagnostic approaches based on clinical, radiographic, and pathologic assessment of salivary gland disorders.
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John M. Graham # Glenis K. Scadding Peter D. Bull Editors 2007 This book has been written to fill a need for a basic but comprehensive text dealing with all aspects of paediatric ENT. It is aimed at trainees in our specialties who are developing an interest in the paediatric aspects of their work, at established ENT surgeons and […]
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Allan G. Farman (Ed.) 2007 Seminars on Maxillofacial Imaging and Interpretation During a Chicago Midwinter Dental meeting some years ago, I was asked by representatives from Panoramic Corporation to recommend a good general textbook on panoramic radiography. I was informed there is a great deal of interest within the dental profession in obtaining clinically relevant information on how to achieve the maximum […]
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Editors Rudolf F. Guthoff James A. Katowitz 2007 Ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery continues to evolve as an important subspecialty dealing with a large variety of complex challenges. Despite close relationships and overlap with other surgical and nonsurgical disciplines, it has developed into a distinct identity, while also achieving a high level of patient satisfaction.
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