AOCMF
This two-day intensive course on fresh frozen human anatomical specimens is designed to present and covers all essential procedures in aesthetic and functional surgery of the face and neck. Two participants will share one specimen station. Each session will include a step by step introduction followed by an on-site demonstration. We offer you the chance to practice under the guidance of experts who will share their in-depth knowledge and experience as well as tips and tricks. The goal of the
AOCMF
Goal of the course This face-to-face AOCMF course focuses on best practices and state-of-the-art techniques in managing mid and upper facial trauma at an advanced level using human anatomical specimens. Strong emphasis will be given to workflow optimization according to AO principles while addressing clinical controversies. Target participants Certified surgeons, fellows, and residents nearing the end of their training who are involved in the management of facial trauma including plastic
AOCMF
The AOCMF Course—Management of Facial Trauma, is designed to provide the fundamental knowledge and principles for the treatment of craniomaxillofacial fractures and their complications. It is delivered through a combination of lectures, hands-on practical exercises including the treatment of mandibular fractures with miniplates and treatment of other fractures with various methods of internal fixation as well as small group discussions. The first day addresses midface fractures, the prevention
AOCMF
This course is fully booked. The AOCMF Course—Management of Facial Trauma, is designed to provide the fundamental knowledge and principles for the treatment of craniomaxillofacial fractures and their complications. It is delivered through a combination of lectures, hands-on practical exercises including the treatment of mandibular fractures with miniplates and treatment of other fractures with various methods of internal fixation as well as small group discussions. The first day addresses
AOCMF
This two-day course aims to provide a comprehensive review of current maxillofacial trauma management to ORP at principles level. Target Participants: ORP (nurses) who work and/or specialize in the field of craniomaxillofacial surgery, as well as allied ORP with an understanding of head and neck care. Plan appropriate care for patients in the peri-operative environment Anticipate any potential pitfalls Formulate systems for maintaining safe standards of practice Prepare and use appropriate AO
AOCMF
Goal of the seminar This AOCMF seminar focuses on state-of-the art techniques and best practices at advanced level in orthognathic surgery. Emerging technologies will be introduced and clinical controversies will be addressed. Management of complex orthognathic surgery will be discussed. Seminar description This seminar is composed of lectures and case presentations. Techniques and best practices in orthognathic surgery are taught. Lectures cover new technologies in orthognathic surgery and
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Beome familiar with the history and structure of AO Foundation Identify the modern concepts of head & neck functional reconstruction Understand the functional reconstruction consideration related to different kind of CMF defects including the implanation after bone reconstruction
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