The review article is devoted to one of the new topical problems in medicine necrosis organs cranio-maxillofacial region patients with coronavirus infection, which was first discussed at end 2020. Later, doctors various specialties (otolaryngologists, ophthalmologists, maxillofacial surgeons, neurosurgeons, dentists) from many countries world met their practice inflammatory-necrotic lesions muc...

Crouzon (1912), whose name has been given to the combination of developmental anomalies which he described as hereditary cranio-facial dysostosis, presented his first two cases to the Societe Medicale des H6pitals de Paris. The patients, a mother aged 29 years and her son aged 21 years, had a malformation of the cranial vault consisting of protrusion in the region of the bregma, widening transv...

In cranio-maxillofacial surgery physicians are often faced with the reconstruction of massively destroyed or radically resected tissue structures caused by trauma or tumours. Also corrections of dislocated bone fragments up to the complete modeling of facial regions in cases of complex congenital malformations are common tasks of plastic and reconstructive surgeons. With regard to the individua...

Low velocity motor vehicle accidents are a source of injury to many people every year, but the existence of these injuries is often challenged in the courts. The question raised is: "If the vehicle did not suffer any damage, how could the occupant become injured?" This paper reviews the pertinent literature and explains the mechanism of injury. The factors influencing the probability of injury ...

Williams Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder caused by a hemizygote micro-deletion mapped to the long arm of chromosome 7.The main symptoms are a distinctive facial appearance, psychomotor retardation with friendly behaviour and cardiovascular malformations. This case report describes the anomalies of the cranio-facial complex and the cephalometric aspects which are characteristic of this syndr...