Introduction. I Surgical principles: 61. Surgical approaches to the craniofacial skeleton.- 2. Bone healing principles for the craniofacial skeleton.- 3. Craniofacial Soft tissue healing.- 4.

Craniofacial Tissue Regeneration through distraction osteogenesis.- 5. Virtual planning of craniofacial surgery and CAD/CAM based reconstruction.- 6. Anesthesiological aspects of craniofacial surgery.- 7. Postoperative care for craniofacial surgery patients. II Craniosynostoses: 8.

Frontoorbital advancement.- 9. Midfacial Advancement.- 10. Hypertelorism operation.- 11. Craniofacial Augmentation Procedures.- 12.

Hand and foot surgery in apert patients .- 13. Skull surgery of non-syndromal Craniosynostoses. III Branchio-oculo facial syndromes: 14. Surgery of the internal ear.- 15. Surgery of the external ear.- 16.

Surgery of the mandible.IV Rare craniofacial syndromes: 17. Overview of Rare craniofacial syndromes.- 18. Surgical principles for Rare craniofacial syndromes.- 19. Cromosomal aberrations.- 20.

Conjoined twins.V Craniofacial Soft tissue malformations: 21. Classification of craniofacial soft tissue malformations.- 22. Surgery of craniofacial vascular malformations.- 23. Craniofacial skin surgery. VI Orofacial clefts: 24.

Surgery of the lip and jaw for cleft patients.- 25. Surgery of the palate/velopharyngeal for cleft patients.- 26. Cleft Osteoplasty.- 27. Corrective surgery of the nose for cleft patients.- 28.

Corrective surgery of the jaws for cleft patients.VII Dysgnathias: 29. Surgical approaches to the maxilla-mandibular complex.- 30. Orthognathic surgery of the midface/facial complex.- 31. Orthognathic surgery of the maxilla.- 32.

Orthognathic surgery of the mandible.- 33. Orthognathic surgery of the temporomandibular joint.- 34. dento-alveolar surgery/segmental techniques for dysgnathic patients.- 35. Distraction osteogenesis for dysgnathic patients.