Surgery Masters Program ( 12 Credit Hours )

The Surgery Masters Program is a comprehensive educational program that covers various areas of surgery. This program includes four courses in total, enabling the students to learn about multiple topics. These courses are centered around the Management of Impacted Teeth, Management of Maxillofacial Trauma, Orthognathic Surgery, and TMJ Disorders. Each course consists of numerous lectures, where they explore different aspects of the respective field. This article will thoroughly examine the videos of each course, assess their quality, and recommend them to students accordingly.

Management of Impacted Teeth: Prof. Dr. Salah AbdelFattah presents the course “Management of Impacted Teeth” consisting of 18 lectures that cover various aspects of the management of impacted teeth. The course’s structure is well-defined, and the instructor provides in-depth information on the topic. The lecturer also gives students practical tips for each procedure they perform. Students also receive a detailed handout summarizing the key lecture points.

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Surgery Masters Program ( 12 Credit Hours )

Management of Impacted Teeth - Prof.Dr.Salah AbdelFattah
 
Start 1-Introduction & Outline1 (1:34 )
 
Start 2-Why should we remove all impacted teeth (1:50 )
 
Start 3-Dentigerous cyst (4:37 )
 
Start 4-Case Presentation of OKC (11:08 )
 
Start 5-Preoperative assesment of impaction (2:11 )
 
Start 6-Radiographic preoperative assesment of impaction (8:48 )
 
Start 7-Is C.T. necessary in the management of impacted teeth (7:20 )
 
Start 8-Role of CT in management of impaction (17:28 )
 
Start 9-Local vs General anesthesia (1:25 )
 
Start 10-Preoperative medications (1:23 )
 
Start 11-Incision (4:19 )
 
Start 12-Reduction of resistance (1:52 )
 
Start 13-Bone removal & surgical burs (1:53 )
 
Start 14-Tooth sectioning (2:08 )
 
Start 15-Luxators and Elevators (1:18 )
 
Start 16-Postoperative Management (0:59 )
 
Start 17-How to minimize edema (2:00 )
 
Start 18-Case presentation on complications (3:23 )
 
Start Handout
Management of Maxillofacial Trauma - Prof.Dr. Hossam Barghash
 
Start 1. introduction and outlines- (4:54 )
 
Start 2. Emergency Evaluation (29:31 )
 
Start 3. fracture Mandible (1:51 )
 
Start 4-Oropharyngeal Airway (7:43 )
 
Start 5-Difference between Airway & Breathing- (5:24 )
 
Start 6-Circulation-_1 (11:37 )
 
Start 7-Eye Examination- (2:28 )
 
Start 8-Second Rapid Survey- (6:40 )
 
Start 9-Wound Debridement-_1 (7:24 )
 
Start 10-Diagnosis of Craniofacial Skeleton- (12:05 )
 
Start 11. Segments Displacement (4:20 )
 
Start 12-Types of X-ray (4:56 )
 
Start 13-Fracture Management- (10:31 )
 
Start 14-Bone Healing- (4:31 )
 
Start 15-Fracture in Children (5:07 )
 
Start 16-Management of Atrophic Mandible- (3:38 )
 
Start 17-Condylar Fracture- (3:56 )
 
Start 18-Treatment of Codtlay Fracture - (1:32 )
 
Start 19-Maxillary Fracture - (3:08 )
 
Start 20-Classification of Maxillary Fracture - (4:11 )
 
Start Handout
Orthognathic Surgery - Prof.Dr.Dr.Emad Saied
 
Start 1-Introduction (4:07 )
 
Start 2-Facial Appearance (4:42 )
 
Start 3-What is grotesque and deformity (3:26 )
 
Start 4-Normal Face (4:52 )
 
Start 5-The facial presentation in relation to personal acceptance- (11:57 )
 
Start 6-Angular facial measurements (3:47 )
 
Start 6-1 Frontal Facial Points of Interests (4:10 )
 
Start 6-2 Lateral Facial Points of Interest (1:21 )
 
Start 6-3 emphasis on the lower third of the face (8:40 )
 
Start 6-4 LATERAL ANTROPOSTERIOR DENTAL ARCH RELATIONSHIP (14:57 )
 
Start 6-5 The role of mandibular anteroposterior position on the lip-chin projection- (12:44 )
 
Start 7-Classification of dentofacial deformities (11:33 )
 
Start 8. Assessment of facial growth (19:58 )
 
Start 9. Work-up of Dento-Facial Deformity Case (Orthognathic Data Base) (13:58 )
 
Start 10. Making Mount Models and Work-up Model Surgery (14:16 )
 
Start 11. Examples of some facial deformity (5:16 )
 
Start 12. Combined cases - Maxillary excess and mandibular deficiency - (4:22 )
 
Start 13. Common surgical techniques_1 (10:31 )
 
Start 14. Clinical cases (12:15 )
 
Start Handout
TMJ Disorders - Prof.Dr.Dr.Emad Saied
 
Start Course Introduction (4:38 )
 
Start lecture 1 -Use an abuse of antibiotics among dental practictionars (12:58 )
 
Start lecture 2 anatomical consideration of TMJ (9:53 )
 
Start Lecture 3 Osteology (13:38 )
 
Start lecture 4-1 soft tissue of the TMJ (12:35 )
 
Start lecture 4-2 soft tissue of the TMJ 2 (11:44 )
 
Start lecture 4-3 soft tissue of the TMJ 3 (12:20 )
 
Start lecture 5 Muscles of mastication (7:49 )
 
Start lecture 6 Parasagittal Muscles - joint anatomy (10:00 )
 
Start lecture 7 Coronal Muscles - joint dissection (9:35 )
 
Start lecture 8 Nerves and vessels- (3:06 )
 
Start lecture 9 classification of TMJ disorder (10:10 )
 
Start lecture 10 Contributing factors affecting temporomandibular joint disorders (10:08 )
 
Start lecture 11 Diagnosis of TMJ problems (11:04 )
 
Start lecture 12-1 Management for TMJ disorder (4:49 )
 
Start lecture 12-2 Management of TMJ disorder by intraoral appliance (8:35 )
 
Start lecture 13 Modes of action of intraoral appliance (5:05 )
 
Start lecture 14 Aggressive management of TMJ disorder (10:05 )
 
Start lecture 15 Surgical management of TMJ disorder (11:05 )
 
Start lecture 16 Anatomical relation between the joint and the eye (4:19 )
 
Start Handout
Early Detection of Oro-Facial Tumors by General Dentists - Prof.Dr.Dr.Emad Saied
 
Start 1- Introduction33 (0:48 )
 
Start 2- Outline and Overview (20:22 )
 
Start 3- Characteristics of oral mucosa (9:37 )
 
Start 4- Normal variations of certain parts of the mouth (2:50 )
 
Start 5- Tongue (7:36 )
 
Start 6- Lymphoid aggregation (18:05 )
 
Start 7- Normal Variations (3:22 )
 
Start 8- Minor salivary glands (6:10 )
 
Start 9- Normal melanocytic pigmentations and vascular aggregations of the mouth (7:19 )
 
Start 10- Types of intaoral lesions (12:24 )
 
Start 11- Different lesions of the mouth (16:48 )
 
Start 12- Intraosseous vascular abnormalities of the jaw bones (4:52 )
 
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