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New Book Annotations Color Atlas of Oral Pathology, 4th edition. Robinson HBG, Miller AS, eds. Philadelphia, JB Lippincott, 1982, 192 pages, 493 color illustrations. $32.50 This edition has been revised and updated to reflect the new concepts of immunology, microbiology, and molecular biology influencing the diagnosis and treatment of oral diseases. A discussion of several new diseases and lesions has been added, as well as 56 new color illustrations. Occlusion, 3rd edition. Ramfjord S, Ash MM. Philadelphia, WB Saunders, 1983, 544 pages, illustrated. A reorganized and updated edition provides a current basis for understanding functional and dysfunctional occlusion as it relates to periodontal disease, temporomandibular joint disorders, and facial pain. Particular emphasis is placed on the neurophysiologic aspects and their application to diagnosis and therapy. Oral Leukoplakia. Banoczy J. The Hague, Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 1982, 220 pages, 17 color illustrations, $42.00 Data from extensive longitudinal studies of patients with oral leukoplakia are reported, with emphasis on etiologic factors, comparison of clinical and histologic findings, and responses to various therapeutic modalities. This book provides interesting data on malignant transformation and the significance of location of the lesion. Essentials of Anesthesiology. Chung DC, Lam AM. Philadelphia, WB Saunders, 1983, 224 pages, illustrated, paperback Essentials was designed to provide up-to-date information about the various aspects of surgical anesthesia and resuscitation in a convenient format. Twenty-four chapters deal with various aspects of the agents used, armamentarium, techniques of administration, monitoring, and the recognition and management of complications during and following anesthesia.
An Atlas of Dental Radiographic Anatomy, 2nd edition. Kasle MJ. Philadelphia, WB Saunders, 1983, 238 pages, 112 illustrations, paperback, $16.95 A detailed description, on actual radiographs, of the various structures seen on intraoral and extraoral views of the teeth and related craniofacial areas. Additional material on the temporomandibular joint has been added, as well as new sections on film artifacts and technical errors, and on recognition of nonanatomical items commonly seen in dental radiographs. Anatomy and Embryology of the Head and Neck. Riviere, HL. Reston, Va., Reston Publishing Co., 1983. 241 pages, illustrated A very elementary text that is better suited for paraprofessional students than for dentists or dental specialists. The material is well-organized and accompanied by uncomplicated line drawings. Learning objectives are provided at the beginning of each of the nine chapters on anatomy and the one chapter on embryology.
Clinical Dysmorphology of Oral-Facial Structures. Melnick M. Shields ED, Burzinski NJ, eds.. with 23 contributors. John Wright-P% Inc., 1982, 543 pages. 289 illustrations, $54.50 The information needed to understand the complex problems associated with malformations of the oral-facial complex is presented. A discussion of human genetic principles is followed by extensive contributions on the clinical approach to dysmorphogenesis. This is accompanied by discussion of the diagnosis and treatment of the various oral-facial malformations. A chapter on genetic counseling is also included. Iontophoresis in Dental Practice. Gangarosa Chicago, Quintessence Publishing Co., Chicago, 142 pages, illustrated.
LP, 1983,
This monograph deals with the technique of delivering certain medications to surface tissues in therapeutically effective levels that ordinarily would not penetrate or would penetrate too slowly to be of value. The principles of iontophoresis are discussed, as well as their application in anesthetizing oral mucosa and in treating aphthous ulcers, lichen planus, and the oral lesions of herpes simplex. Psychological Approaches to the Management of Pain. Barber J, Adrian C, eds., with 11 contributors. New York, Brunner/Mazel Publishers, 1983,230 pages, $20.00. This book presents ways in which the principles of behavioral science can be used to better understand and treat patients who have acute and chronic pain. In addition to providing behavioral treatment strategies, it shows how psychological and medical management can be successfully integrated for total care of these patients. Osteochondral Allografts: Biology, Banking, and Clinical Applications. Friedlaender GE, Manskin HJ, and Sell TW, eds., with 60 contributors. Boston. Little. Brown and Co., 1983, 403 pages, illustrated, $58.50 The chapters in this book provide information regarding the current state of the art and science of osteochondral allograft transplantation. Various sections deal with the basic biology and immunobiology of bone and cartilage, technical aspects of tissue procurement and storage, methods of reducing immunogenicity, and analysis of complications. There is also an extensive section on the clinical applications and surgical approaches used with these allografts. Juxtaoral Organ: Morphological and Clinical Aspects. Zenker W. Baltimore, Urban and Schwarzenberg, 1982, 109 pages, illustrated, paperback, $22.50 This small monograph is devoted to a detailed discussion of a little-known anatomical structure located in the buccotemporal fascia close to the site where the parotid duct penetrates the buccinator muscle. Its clinical significance lies in the fact that the normal polymorphism of the structure can lead to its being interpreted as invasive squamous cell carcinoma when included in a biopsy or surgical specimen.
An Atlas of Dental Radiographic Anatomy, 2nd edition. Kasle MJ. Philadelphia, WB Saunders, 1983, 238 pages, 112 illustrations, paperback, $16.95 A detailed description, on actual radiographs, of the various structures seen on intraoral and extraoral views of the teeth and related craniofacial areas. Additional material on the temporomandibular joint has been added, as well as new sections on film artifacts and technical errors, and on recognition of nonanatomical items commonly seen in dental radiographs. Anatomy and Embryology of the Head and Neck. Riviere, HL. Reston, Va., Reston Publishing Co., 1983. 241 pages, illustrated A very elementary text that is better suited for paraprofessional students than for dentists or dental specialists. The material is well-organized and accompanied by uncomplicated line drawings. Learning objectives are provided at the beginning of each of the nine chapters on anatomy and the one chapter on embryology.
Clinical Dysmorphology of Oral-Facial Structures. Melnick M. Shields ED, Burzinski NJ, eds.. with 23 contributors. John Wright-P% Inc., 1982, 543 pages. 289 illustrations, $54.50 The information needed to understand the complex problems associated with malformations of the oral-facial complex is presented. A discussion of human genetic principles is followed by extensive contributions on the clinical approach to dysmorphogenesis. This is accompanied by discussion of the diagnosis and treatment of the various oral-facial malformations. A chapter on genetic counseling is also included. Iontophoresis in Dental Practice. Gangarosa Chicago, Quintessence Publishing Co., Chicago, 142 pages, illustrated.
LP, 1983,
This monograph deals with the technique of delivering certain medications to surface tissues in therapeutically effective levels that ordinarily would not penetrate or would penetrate too slowly to be of value. The principles of iontophoresis are discussed, as well as their application in anesthetizing oral mucosa and in treating aphthous ulcers, lichen planus, and the oral lesions of herpes simplex. Psychological Approaches to the Management of Pain. Barber J, Adrian C, eds., with 11 contributors. New York, Brunner/Mazel Publishers, 1983,230 pages, $20.00. This book presents ways in which the principles of behavioral science can be used to better understand and treat patients who have acute and chronic pain. In addition to providing behavioral treatment strategies, it shows how psychological and medical management can be successfully integrated for total care of these patients. Osteochondral Allografts: Biology, Banking, and Clinical Applications. Friedlaender GE, Manskin HJ, and Sell TW, eds., with 60 contributors. Boston. Little. Brown and Co., 1983, 403 pages, illustrated, $58.50 The chapters in this book provide information regarding the current state of the art and science of osteochondral allograft transplantation. Various sections deal with the basic biology and immunobiology of bone and cartilage, technical aspects of tissue procurement and storage, methods of reducing immunogenicity, and analysis of complications. There is also an extensive section on the clinical applications and surgical approaches used with these allografts. Juxtaoral Organ: Morphological and Clinical Aspects. Zenker W. Baltimore, Urban and Schwarzenberg, 1982, 109 pages, illustrated, paperback, $22.50 This small monograph is devoted to a detailed discussion of a little-known anatomical structure located in the buccotemporal fascia close to the site where the parotid duct penetrates the buccinator muscle. Its clinical significance lies in the fact that the normal polymorphism of the structure can lead to its being interpreted as invasive squamous cell carcinoma when included in a biopsy or surgical specimen.