This book delves into details of the various craniofacial syndromes. The numerous clinical presentations, diagnostic aids, methods, and treatment modalities are discussed in detail. Available contemporary literature has been consolidated on this vast topic into a book. We hope this book provides the required knowledge and information to the reader in one cover without having to research endlessly.

The management of facial injuries has evolved significantly during the past two decades. Bone repair techniques have evolved as well, from the frequent use of interosseous wire repairs, Adams suspension wiring to the common use of rigid fixation with plates and screws. Many early mandibular fixations used large plates with large-diameter screws, and these repairs have progressed more recently to the frequent use of smaller "miniplating" techniques as advocated by Michelet and colleagues, Champy and associates, and more recently by Ellis. Porous polyethylene implants so far seem to be well...