The document summarizes oral maxillofacial surgery and anatomy. It describes that the oral maxillofacial region includes the oral cavity, maxilla, and cervical region. It can be divided into 13 anatomical regions. The document then discusses oral maxillofacial surgery diseases and procedures, anatomy of bones including the maxilla and mandible, muscles, blood vessels, nerves including the trigeminal and facial nerves, lymphatic system, and salivary glands including the parotid, submaxillary, and sublingual glands.

1. Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Wang Yin Stomatology Department , General Hospital affiliated to Tianjin Medical University

6. Disease of Teeth and Alveolus

7. Dantal Implantation

8. Trauma of Maxillofacial Areas

9. Trauma of Maxillofacial Areas

10. Cellulitis ( Infection of submasseteric space)

11. Oral Maxillofacial Tumors (Fibrous Histiocytoma)

12. Diseases of Salivary Glands (Pleomorphic adenoma)

13. Diseases of TMJ

14. Abnormality of Maxillofacial

15. Orthognathic Surgery (mandibular protrusion)

20. Maxillary Sinus

21. Maxillary Sinus

26. Fracture of Maxilla

27. Fracture of Maxilla ( Comminuted Fracture)

28. Mandible Mandible is the only one movable bone of the skull. It consists of a strong horseshoe-shaped body which continues on either side upward and backward into the mandibular ramus .

33. Fracture of Mandible

40. Opening Muscles

41. Opening Muscles

42. Opening Muscles

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66. Veins

67. Superficial Vein

68. Superficial Vein Pterygoid plexus Superior ophthalmic V Lateral nasal V Angular V Submental V Deep facial V Superior labial V Inferior labial V Anterior facial V Posterior Facial V Anterior branch Common Facial V Internal Jugular V Superfacial temporal V Internal maxillary V Posterior branch Posterior Auricular V External Jugular V

69. Deep Vein

70. Deep Vein Cavernous sinus Superior ophthalmic V inferior ophthalmic V Venous plexus of foramen ovale Emissarium of lacerated foramen Angular V Anterior facial V Deep facial V Pterygoid plexus Internal maxillary V Posterior Facial V Internal nassal v Deep temporal v Maxillary branch Mandibular branch Pterygoid branch Middle meningeal v Common Facial V Internal Jugular V

82. Facial Nerve Proper At the stylomastoid foramen the main trunk of the facial nerve enters the substance of the parotid gland , the terminal branches emerge at the borders of the parotid gland. From above downward these branches are the temporal, zygomatic, buccal, mandibular and cervical branches.

88. Parotid duct On the outer surface of the masseter muscle, emerges the parotid duct, it opens opposite the second upper molar, often at a papilla of the buccal mucosa, parotid papilla.

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