Maxillofacial Surgery

Title	% from total grade	Grade
1. Individual work	-	-
Individual preparation for the acquisition of theoretical knowledge and practical skills according to the subject of each lesson.
2. Studying literature	-	-
Independent reading of literature sources.
3. Questionnaire	-	-
Please complete the course assessment questionnaire at the end of the course.

Title	% from total grade	Grade
1. Examination	-	10 points
During the practical classes, the teacher observes and evaluates the student's communication skills and attitude towards patients, teachers, group members and other medical staff. A short discussion on the topic precedes each lesson. The teacher asks questions about the theory, expecting oral answers. Active participation in practical classes: examination and evaluation of patients, observation and assistance of surgical operations. The clinical work performed by the student in the practical classes must be regularly reflected in the "Student's Diary in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery", and a signature must be received from the teacher in time. Each student writes a patient's medical history, which is presented in the relevant seminar. At the study course student’s performance is evaluated in a cumulative assessment. The total final grade is formed from the fulfillment of the following criteria with an appropriate proportion: Attendance — 10% Communication with staff, peers, and patients — 10% Performance in classes and seminars — 80% Tests and seminars are graded on a 10-point scale. Points earned during the semester are summed, and the average score is included in the cumulative grade. Attendance 0 absences — 10 points 1 absence — 5 points 2 absences — 0 points; continuation of studies requires the dean’s approval In accordance with Study Regulations I (01.07.2025), Section 2.17, in cases of excused absence approved by the dean or vice-dean, students may be awarded bonus points (up to 10). This applies when representing the university, for example, at institutional or national events, scientific conferences, exchange programs, cultural activities, or national/international sports competitions. The examination "Oral and maxillofacial surgery", the examination takes place after the 9th semester

Disorders of salivary glands. Topographic anatomy of salivary glands, blood supply and lymphatic nodes in maxillofacial region, most common surgical operations.

Non-specific suppurative infections of oro-facial region. Specific infections of oro-facial region. Guidelines for case report management.

Topographic anatomy and surgical approaches in odontogenic inflammations and infections of oral and maxillofacial region. Abscesses and phlegmons of maxillofacial region. Periostitis and osteomyelitis.

Odontogenic inflammations and fistulas of maxillary sinuses. Cysts of jaws and soft tissue. Odontogenic lymphadenitis.

Maxillofacial injuries – classification, principles of diagnosis and treatment. Wound treatment principles. Mandibular fractures, clinical signs and methods of treatment.

Midfacial fractures, clinical signs and methods of treatment. Complications of maxillofacial injuries.

Topographic anatomy, surgical approaches and basic operations of temporomandibular joint. Diseases and injuries of TMJ – classification, etiopathogenesis, principles of diagnostics and treatment; dislocations and fractures. Pain dysfunction syndrome. Internal derangement of TMJ, arthritis and osteoarthrosis, contracture and ankylosis.

Orthognatic surgery.

General and local examination of patient before oral surgery. Aseptic and antiseptic in surgical stomatology.

Non-specific suppurate facial infections. Actynomycosis, tuberculosis, syphilis and leprosy in maxillofacial region. Lymphadenitis.

Periapical abscess. Periostitis. Odontogenic osteomyelitis of jaws. Abscesses and cellulitis in maxillofacial region, clinical signs, diagnostics and treatment.

Odontogenic inflammation and fistula of maxillary sinus.

Disorders of salivary glands, diagnostics and treatment.

Seminar "Odontogenic inflammations in the oral and maxillofacial region. Cysts. Salivary gland diseases."

Clinical and X – ray diagnostics of oro – maxillo – facial injuries. Treatment of mandibular fractures. Principles of facial wound treatment, complications.

Treatment of fractures in middle third of face. Complications of facial injuries.

Examination of patients with TMJ disorders, choice of treatment methods. Surgical treatment of TMJ injuries and disorders. Orthognathic surgery.

Seminar. "Trauma in oral and maxillofacial region". Presentation of clinical case.