CLASSIC DESIGNS OF TRANSFACIAL METHODOLOGY ON THE WEB
Here, one specific in Kenneth E's Aesthetic Craneofacial Surgery. Salyer
Forewords by Daniel Marchac and Fernando Órtiz Monasterio
Dallas, Texas; 1988
Medicine and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery: Medicine and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
A MEMORY OF 1991
REDUCCION OFTHE FRACTURE-LUXATION OF THE CONDILE
A New Technique
Dep. Maxillofacial and Oral Surgery (Head: F. Hernández Altemir, M.D.)
Miguel Servet Hospital. Zaragoza. SPAIN
THE GREAT FORGOTTEN?
(We already said something, on saliva, on this website!)
!EVEN ALREADY PASSED!
YEAR 2020
3D Planning and Surgical Technique for Modified Le Fort I and Le Fort III Osteotomy in Non-Syndromic Patients
Douglas Rangel Goulart, DDS, PhD,
Claudio Huentequeo-Molina, DDS, MSc,
Juan Pablo Alister, DDS, PhD, and Sergio Olate, DDS, PhD
R E C O R D A T O R I O
TITLE PLACE AND DATE OF BIRTH OF SUBMENTAL INTUBATION
A new endotracheal intubation technique (Submental pathway)
Iberoamerican Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Vol. WE 17 (165-183), 1984
AUPA LA MAXILO!
Oral and maxillofacial surgery covers all its places on the fourth day of the MIR 2020
..Drafting.
Oral and maxillogfacial surgery has exhausted all its places on the fourth day of election MIR 2020. Thus, he joins Plastic Surgery and Dermatology who had covered his offer the second day of the process. Five candidates filled the remaining vacancies to reach the 32 expected. The candidate 2.100 you have chosen the last one available.
Cardiology has been on the verge of ending their stocks. Two of the 180 places available. Today the 98,9% of the available places are already assigned. It is about to complete its Neurosurgery offer. Six of the 45 anticipated vacancies.
Five candidates filled the remaining places to reach the 32 Oral Surgery scheduled at the MIR 2020
Nine other specialties have already covered at least half of their offer. Digestive system already assigned the 77,9% of your offer. Anesthesiology follows (71%), Urology (66,6), Ophthalmology (65,6), Orthopedic surgery and traumatology (56,2%), Neurology (55,8), Otorhinolaryngology (54,5%), Medical oncology (54,3%) and Pediatric Surgery (50%).
A total of 27 candidates chose this Thursday the specialty of family and community medicine. During the first four are already 70 residents who have chosen this specialty. At the moment the 3,15% of the 2.224 of those available. Pediatrics has exhausted the 49,7% of the available places. To date they have dealt 239 vacancies 481 available. In other words, a 49,7% of the total offer.
Till the date, six specialties have not assigned a single place. It's about Allergology, Clinical analysis, Clinical Biochemistry, Thoracic surgery, Clinical Pharmacology and Radiation Oncology.
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11 mayo, 2020
MASK(S) WITH A ZIPPER(S)
(WITH CONVENTIONAL AND MEDICAL INTENTIONS)
REFERENCED INTRODUCTION IN INTELLECTUAL PROTECTION (*, **)
(*) Francisco Altemir <drhernandezaltemir@yahoo.es>
For:rfraile@aragon.es
life., 10 jul. at 11:36
Good morning Rosario
I attach the Graduate:
Mask with single and / or double zippers (more casual) horizontal at subnasal and commissural level respectively
The device, what we propose, allows among others, if it is opening the subnasal, perform the usual functions of the mentioned appendix, how to blow and / or apply medications and clear PCR tests, ENT scans, etc.
The oral commissural, opening from side to side, allows oral feeding and in the same way, oral hygiene and how many functions is the mouth capable of and everything, without removing the mask.
Sincerely,
Dr. F. Hernández Altemir
Medical Colegiado 505004161
(**) Francisco Altemir <drhernandezaltemir@yahoo.es>
For:rfraile@aragon.es
life., 10 jul. at 12:10
For certain type of Individuals and / or Patients, the Zipper System or the like, for the functions previously briefly indicated, they can also be vertical and unique mediofacial and from the glabellar region, to Submental and stops in a similar way, avoid removing mask and string, what it means, not infrequently.
Including various techniques of endotracheal intubations, can be carried out, both orally, like nasal and submental, without removing the mentioned masks, the procedure being valid, for both the intra, like the extra-operative, in operating theaters and in the resuscitation and / or intensive care rooms.
Dr. F. Hernández Altemir
Collegiate 505004161
Two Cases of Orthognathic Surgery with Submental Intubation
……Inferior mental intubation Orthognathic surgery Nasal intubation
Of orthognathic surgery performed with a sub-mental intubation!Example * Tohoku University Hospital Plastic Surgery Toshifumi Maeyama *，Imai Keimichi*，Kenji Muraki*，Akira Sato*，館 正 弘＊ Two Cases of Orthognathic Surgery with Submental Intubation Toshifumi MAEYAMA, M.D.＊ , Yoshimichi IMAI, M.D., Ph.D. ＊ , Kenji MURAKI, M.D., Ph.D. ＊ , Akimitsu SATO, M.D., Ph.D. ＊ and Masahiro TACHI, M.D., Ph.D. ＊
＊Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Tohoku University Hospital
2020
Abstract
Submental intubation is used in patients with maxillofacial trauma to enable free intraoperative access to the dental occlusion and nasolabial complex. Orthognathic surgery is usually performed with nasotracheal intubation to prevent the tube from interfering with occlusion. We used submental intubation in 2 cases of orthognathic surgery in which nasotracheal intubation was impossible. One patient was a 17-year-old male with maxillary hypoplasia associated with left cleft lip and palate. He had a pharyngeal flap precluding nasal tube placement. The other patient was 18-year-old female with facial hamartoma and jaw deformity. The hamartoma obstructed her nasal cavity. The surgery proceeded uneventfully and there were no complications. Submental intubation is a useful method not only for patients with maxillofacial trauma, but also in selected cases of orthognathic surgery. Key words：submental intubation，orthognathic surgery，nasotracheal intubation
PROF. DR. FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ Altemir