Craniofacial Development

By:

Geoffrey H. Sperber

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London, PMPH-USA, c2001Description: 220 pagesISBN:

1550091271
9781550091274

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DDC classification:

612.640191 SPE

Summary: Recent advances in genetics, molecular biology, diagnostic imaging and surgical techniques require a substantial understanding of prenatal development morphogenesis. The clinical significance of the normal mechanisms of embryogenesis, developmental failures and consequent craniofacial anolmalies is of increasing concern to plastic and orofacial surgeons, otolaryngologists, orthodontists, neonatal pediatricians and speech pathologists. Clinicians dealing with malformations needing comprehension of the exponential expansion of information on molecular genomics, dysgenesis, teratology and the etiology of syndromes and anomalies are served by this book’s succinct contents.

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Recent advances in genetics, molecular biology, diagnostic imaging and surgical techniques require a substantial understanding of prenatal development morphogenesis. The clinical significance of the normal mechanisms of embryogenesis, developmental failures and consequent craniofacial anolmalies is of increasing concern to plastic and orofacial surgeons, otolaryngologists, orthodontists, neonatal pediatricians and speech pathologists. Clinicians dealing with malformations needing comprehension of the exponential expansion of information on molecular genomics, dysgenesis, teratology and the etiology of syndromes and anomalies are served by this book’s succinct contents.

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