Msc craniofacial trauma reconstruction institute of dentistry

Queen Mary University of London
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Description

  • Type

    Postgraduate

  • Location

    London

Overview
The programme provides a sound basis for medical and dental practitioners who aspire to manage complex facial injuries from either background.
This part-time, distance learning MSc which runs over a two-year period allows longitudinal academic support enabling the practitioner to develop their understanding of the subject and to apply this to their own practice. The Masters in Craniofacial Trauma and Reconstruction provides a structured distance learning programme to support both education and clinical practice surgeons working in this field.
The programme is suitable for both junior and senior trainees from senior house officer level two senior higher surgical trainee. The programme is designed to support trainees in oral surgery, oral and maxillofacial surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery, craniofacial surgery, ophthalmology, ENT, and neurosurgery who aspire to manage complex facial injuries.
The programme is particularly suitable for students who are undertaking structured surgical training and wish a robust framework to develop true multidisciplinary skills.
The degree includes an optional summer school.
This programme will:
Familiarise you with up-to-date, novel, and evidence-based multidisciplinary clinical practice in all aspects of facial trauma surgery
Help you develop your knowledge and understanding in specialties allied to facial trauma surgery
Include one-to-one webinars to discuss aspects of your own clinical practice
Help you develop critical reading skills to assess scientific literature
Facilitate you in scientific paper writing skills, clinical audit, and simple study design
Application deadline is 9th September 2019.
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London
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67-69 Lincoln'S Inn Fields, WC2A 3JB

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Subjects

  • Dental
  • Surgery
  • School
  • Medical
  • Part Time
  • Trauma
  • Dentistry
  • Medical training

Course programme

Structure

The programme format is distance learning, part time, and designed to fit around a training rotation. Digital material will be supplied in written, and video format, and one-to-one webinar discussions and small-group teaching sessions designed to maximise education and knowledge acquisition in the most time effective manner. Numerous short documents allow bite-size learning without overburdening the student.

Modules

Year one

INITIAL PRESENTATION AND ASSESSMENT

15 Credits- historical aspects / philosophy of MDT trauma practice / epidemiology / emergency care / airway provision / first aid treatment / integration of the craniofacial surgeon within the acute trauma team / emergency eye care. Bone healing / soft tissue healing / wound dressings / wound care / digital imaging / use of DICOM data / DICOM readers / 3 D analysis / treatment planning / low energy and high energy injuries

MRCS entry - ORAL PATHOLOGY FOR SURGEONS

15 Credits - Dental aspects including restorative dentistry / implantogy / surgical exodontia with reference to trauma surgery / dental cysts / pathological fractures / odontogenic infections / orthodontics

BDS entry - MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PATHOLOGY FOR ORAL SURGEONS

15 Credits - Medical and surgical aspects relevant to the practice of craniofacial trauma surgery. Orthopaedic, general surgical trauma.

MANAGEMENT OF THE FRACTURED MANDIBLE

15 Credits - Fractures of the mandible / principles and practice of IMF / condylar management / head of condyle / reconstruction techniques / iliac crest grafts the edentulous mandible

MANAGEMENT OF FRACTURES OF THE LATERAL MIDFACE

15 Credits -Fractures of the zygoma / orbit / ocular injuries

Year two

MANAGEMENT OF FRACTURES OF THE CENTRAL MIDDLE THIRD

15 Credits -Fractures of the middle third of the face / nasal / naso orbitoethmoid / panfacial injuries - sequencing

MANAGEMENT OF CRANIOFACIAL FRACTURES

15 Credits - Fractures of the upper third / frontal bone / frontal sinus / neurosurgical ward management / acute combined neurosurgical management

MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE FACIAL SOFT TISSUE INJURIES

15 Credits - Acute soft tissue injuries - primary care / management of acute tissue loss / local flaps/ axial flaps / free flaps / salivary gland injuries / facial nerve repair

PRINCIPLES OF SECONDARY RECONSTRUCTION

15 Credits – Assessment - principles of management of enophthalmos, Zygomatic Osteotomy, maxillary and mandibular osteotomy, Cranioplasty, Principles of static and dynamic reanimation, scar revision, fat grafting, TMJ replacement. Camouflage . Psychological aspects - managing expectation

DISSERTATION (15,000 words)

60 Credits - This would be on an aspect of facial trauma management to supplement current opinion - ie a literature search and review.

Summer School

There is a week residential programme in the summer of the first year and opportunities to visit the unit for a week during the programme.

Throughout the program candidates will be supported to produce a paper based upon the programme and their own cases to standard of peer reviewed publication.

Contact:

For Admission enquiries, please contact Postgraduate Admissions.

The Admissions Office

+44 (0)20 7882 5533

For programme content and Academic School enquiries, please contact the Institute of Dentistry below:

Dr Simon Holmes
email:

Nina Booty

Senior Student Support Administrator

+44 (0)20 7882 8930

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