正版!口腔颌面外科学影像学病理学与口腔内科学(第2版)双语

《口腔颌面外科学影像学病理学与口腔内科学(第2版)》北京大学医学出版社出版。

作者：(英国)库尔撒德(Coulthard,P.)

Preface
Introduction
1．Evidence-based practice
2．Assessing patients
3．MedicaI aspects of patient care
4．Control of pain and anxiety
5．1nfection and inflammation of the teeth and jaws
6．Removal of teeth and surgical implantology
7．Diseases of bone and the maxillary sinus
8．Oral and maxillofacial injuries
9．DentofaciaI and craniofaciaI anomalies
10．Cysts and odontogenic tumours
11．MucosaI diseases
12．Premalignancy and malignancy
13．Salivary gland disease
14．FaciaI pain
15．Disorders of the temporomandibular joint
16．Radiation protection
Index

This book is written for clinical students, undergradu-ate and postgraduate, as an aid to understanding clini- cal dentistry. Our purpose is to present our specialties in an integrated patient-focused way. The disciplines of oraland maxiUofacial surgery, oral and maxillofacial radiol-ogy oral and maxillofacial pathology and oral medicine have been brought together to provide an understanding of clinical problems. We have therefore worked together to compile chapters, although we have each taken a lead in coordinating particular chapters （Paul Coulthard chapters 1,3,4,6,8,9; Keith Homer chapters 2,5,7,15,16; Philip Sloan chapters 10,11,12,13; and Elizabeth Theaker chapter 14）. This new edition has been thoroughly updated since the publication of the earlier popular text and has an introduc- tory chapter about evidence-based practice that we believe is important for clinicians to understand. This book deals primarily with those clinical problems that would tradi- tionally come under the 'surgical and medical umbrella'. We did not presume to trespass into other areas of dentistry; these are dealt with in the accompanying volume of this series - Master Dentistry 2: Restorative Dentistry, Paedfatric Dentistry and Orthodontics, edited by Peter Heasman. We hope that the format is fresh and stimulating with ample opportunity for readers to test their knowledge.
Whilst this book will act as a core text for undergradu- ates approaching final examinations, it will also be useful for dental students at any stage of the course who want to expand their knowledge. Postgraduates approaching pro- fessional examinations such as MJDF should find the book　particularly appropriate.

The discipline of learning is closely linked to prepa- ration for examinations. Give yourself sufficient time. Superficial memorising of facts may be adequate for some multiple choice examinations but will not be ade- quate when understanding is required. Spending time to acquire a deeper knowledge and understanding will not only get you through the examination but will have long- term use solving real problems in clinical practice. It is useful to discuss topics with colleagues and your teachers. Talking through an issue will let you know very quickly whether or not you understand it, just as it will in an oral examination！ This book alone will not get you through an exami- nation. It is designed to complement your lecture notes, your recommended textbooks, past examination papers and your clinical experience. Large reference textbooks are of little use when preparing for examinations and should have been used to supplement your notes and answer par- ticular questions during the course. Short revision guides may have lists of facts for cramming but will not provide sufficient information to facilitate any understanding and will not be enough for finals and postgraduate examina- tions. Medium-sized textbooks recommended by your teachers will, therefore, be the most useful. This book will help to direct your learning and enable you to organise your knowledge in a useful way.