Les cancers du massif maxillaire superieur

Les

cancers du massif maxillaire superieur. 3Zasson Rs Cie. 260 pages, 57 illustrations.

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S. Srefani.

I’aris;

I!1lil.

This monograph analyzes 248 malignant tumors-epitheliomas, sarcoula.q, and mela. Ilcllllas-ill\,olving the middle face, that is, the maxilla, nasal cavity, and maxiIlar> sinus. Benign tumors and premalignancies ~erc esclndcd. Them tumors WPW olaserved and c’ourse, t.reated at the Gustave Rouvsy Institute from 1922 to 1Hri.i. FrequencaJ-, clinical The authors propose n classification oi‘ methods of diagnosis, and treatment are discussed. -\ rich hihliog. ~~pitheliomas according to the topography and extension of the disease. raphhy is appended. Ii. (I. T.

Aesthetik

und Rehabilitation

Heidelberg,

1961, Alfred

in der Zahnheilkunde. Hiithig

Verlag.

Fritz

Schiin azlll t*‘ritz

Singer.

214 pages, 359 illustrations.

This book, as the authors point out in the preface, might l)e callelI “Theory and Prartice of MaxilIofacixl Rehabilitation by Means of Prosthetic, Orthodontic, and Surgical J\Teans.” Each specialist should know what cannob l)e achieved in his field of endeavor, as The I)ook is well written, well illms\Yrll as what other specialists are nhlc to accomplish. t v:i ted, and interesting. h’ 11 T