ORAL SURGERY
Chapter 4: Diagnostic Aid—Haematological, Biochemical and Microbiological
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Haemostatic agents *
Chapter 5: Histopathological Investigation
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Fine needle aspiration biopsy
What are the types of Biopsy? Add a note on FNAC
Chapter 6: Management of Medically Compromised
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Prophylaxis for infective endocarditis *
Infective Endocarditis prophylaxis in tooth extraction
Oral manifestations of HIV
AIDS
Chapter 7: Medical Emergencies and their Management
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What are the common medical emergencies in dental practice? How would you
manage? *
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Cardio pulmonary resuscitation *
Basic life support
Chapter 8: Therapeutics in Oral Surgery
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Antibiotics in oral surgery
Antibiotic prophylaxis
Syncope **
Penicillins
Emergency drugs used in dental practice
Chapter 9: Local Anaesthesia
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Define Local Anesthesia. Describe in detail the Classification and Mechanism of Action
of Local Anaesthesia
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Needle stick injury
Gow Gates Technique ****
Role of vasoconstrictors in local anaesthesia
Trismus *
Landmarks and technique of Inferior alveolar block
Infra orbital nerve block
Posterior superior alveolar nerve block *
Anterior superior alveolar nerve block
Mental nerve block
Anatomy of Mandibular nerve
Classification and Composition of local Anaesthesia *
Local complications of local anaesthetics **
Bi-rotational Insertion technique
Eutectic mixture of local anesthetic
Local and Systemic actions of Lidocaine
Chapter 10: General Anaesthesia
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Pre Anesthetic medication *
Bell’s palsy *
Chapter 11: Armamentarium
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Tracheostomy **
Chapter 12: Sterilisation and Disinfection
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Sterilisation and Disinfection *
Moist heat sterilization
Universal infection control precautions
Chapter 13: Incisions and Flaps
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Principles of flap design and types of flaps
Ashley’s flap
Chapter 14: Suturing Materials and Techniques
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Suture materials ***
Classification of suture materials
Suturing technique in oral surgery *
Chapter 15: Haemorrhage and Shock
10 MARK
Enumerate the causes of intra operative and post extraction haemorrhage. Write in
detail the management of intraoperative haemorrhage
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Management of haemorrhage in OMFS
Cryosurgery
Shock
Chapter 16: Wound Care
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Wound Healing
Chapter 17: Exodontia
10 MARK
Write in detail the Local Complications of Extraction of Teeth
Indications, Contra indications and complication of Teeth extraction. Write in detail
about transalveolar extraction
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Contra indications of extraction
Dry Socket (Alveolar osteitis) ******
Trans alveolar extraction **
Management of primary haemorrhage during extraction of teeth
Principles of Elevator *
Principles of extraction
Chapter 18: Impaction
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Define Impaction. Discuss in detail the Etiology Radiological examination and Surgical
Removal of Mesioangularly Impacted Mandibular Third Molar
Define impaction, classify impaction of mandibular third molar and management of
mesioangularly impacted mandibular third molar
Discuss in detail the surgical management and the complication of disto angularly
impacted lower third molar
Define impaction. Discuss in detail causes, Radiological examination and removal of
labialy placed maxillary canine tooth
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Pericoronitis *
Impacted maxillary canine
Tube shift method in canine impaction
George winter’s “WAR” Line ****
Kelsey fry’s technique(Lingual split technique) *
Pell and Gregory classification of impacted lower third molar
Chapter 20: Preprosthetic Surgery
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Define preprosthetic surgery, discuss in detail the various preprosthetic procedures to
improve the bony alveolar ridge
Classify Pre-prosthetic procedures. Write in detail about the indications and surgical
steps in vestibuloplasty procedures
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Alveoloplasty
Indications and surgical steps in alveoloplasty
Bone grafts in oral and maxillofacial surgery *
Caldwell luc procedure *
Vestibuloplasty
Kazanjian procedure
Chapter 24: Head and Neck Space Infections, Part –III
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Define and enumerate fascial spaces, and discuss in detail the management of
ludwigs angina and its complication
Classify Facial Spaces and discuss in detail about Space Infection and Ludwigs Angina
in detail *
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Ludwig’s angina ****
Pterygomandibular space
Etiology, clinical features and management of Pterygomandibular space infection
Boundaries of pterygomandibular space
Applied anatomy of pterygo-mandibular space
Boundaries of canine space and its contents
Cavernous sinus thrombosis **
Submasseteric space infection
Sub mandibular space infection **
Chapter 25: Osteomyelitis, Osteoradionecrosis and Osteochemonecrosis
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Define and Classify Osteomyelitis, and discuss in detail the pathogenesis and the
management of chronic osteomyelitis *
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Osteoradionecrosis ***
Osteomyelitis
Garres Osteomyelitis
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy *
MARX protocol in the treatment of osteoradionecrosis (ORN)
Clinical features and surgical management of chronic osteomyelitis of the jaw
Chapter 26: Cysts of the Oral Cavity
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Classify cysts and discuss in detail about dentigerous cyst **
Define cyst. Classify odontogenic cyst of jaws. Write in detail clinical features,
radiographic features and management of odontogenickeratocyst
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Odontogenic keratocyst *
Dentigerous Cyst **
Radicular cyst
Carnoy’s solution
Composition of cornoys solution and its use
Marsupialisation *
Enucleation *
Partsch 2 procedure
Chapter 27: Odontogenic Tumours
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Define tumour, classify odontogenic tumour, and discuss in detail the management of
the ameloblastoma of the mandible
Classify odontogenic tumors. Define ameloblastoma and discuss the diagnosis and
treatment of unicystic amelobalstoma
Classify Odontogenic Tumors. Define Ameloblastoma and discuss its various
treatment modalities
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Ameloblastoma
Adenomatoid Odontogenic Tumor
Chapter 28: Nonodontogenic Tumours
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Ossifying Fibroma **
Fibrous dysplasia *
Chapter 29: Oral Cancer
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Leucoplakia *
Cervical node metastasis in oral cancer
TNM classification of Oral Cancer ***
Gorlin Goltz Syndrome
Chapter 30: Management of Head and Neck Tumours
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Chemotherapy in oral cancer
Radio therapy
Chapter 31: Salivary Gland Pathologies
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Sialogram **
Sialolithiasis
Ranula *
Plunging Ranula
Adenoid cystic carcinoma
Biopsy
Pleomorphic adenoma
Frey’s syndrome
Chapter 32: Maxillary Sinus and its Implications
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Define oro-antral fistula, discuss the aetiology, clinical features, and various surgical
methods for closure of oro-antral fistula
Discuss surgical anatomy of maxillary sinus. Elaborate on various methods of closure
of oro antral fistula
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Oro-antral fistula ***
Chapter 33: Orofacial Cleft
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Cleft lip
Chapter 34: Orofacial Neuropathy
10 MARK
Define TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA. Discuss in detail about causes, clinical features and
medical/surgical management of the trigeminal neuralgia
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Tic douloureux(Trigeminal Neuralgia) ****
Chapter 35: Orthognathic Surgery
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Genioplasty **
Mandibular prognathism
Surgical options for prognathic mandible
Bilateral sagittal split ramus osteotomy ***
Anterior maxillary osteotomy(AMO) *
Indications and Procedure of Le Fort | Osteotomy
Chapter 37: Anatomy of TMJ
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Anatomy of TMJ *
Various extra oral approaches to the temporomandibular joint
Chapter 39: TMJ Ankylosis
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Define TMJ Ankylosis and discuss the various methods of management
Define and Classify ankylosis. Describe in detail about the etiology, pathogenesis,
clinical features, radiographic findings and management of unilateral TMJ ankylosis
Define and classify ankylosis. Describe in detail about the etiology, pathogenesis,
clinical features, radiographic features and surgical management of bilateral
ankylosis
Define and classify ankylosis of Temporomandibular joint. Describe the etiology,
clinical and radiological features and management of unilateral bony ankylosis in a
10-year-old child
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TMJ Ankylosis
Kaban’s protocol
Chapter 40: Internal Derangements and Condylar Dislocation
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Internal derangement *
Chapter 42: Basic Principles of Management of Maxillofacial Trauma
Principles in managing panfacial fractures
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Nerve injuries *
Classify Nerve Injuries
Miniplate osteosynthesis *
Non – union and delayed union
Champy’s line of osteosynthesis
Champy’s Principle
Complications of Fracture
Chapter 44: Fractures of the Mandible
10 MARK
Classify Mandibular fractures and discuss in detail about management of condylar
fractures in adult and children
Classify fracture mandible. Discuss in detail the etiology, clinical and radiological
features and management of the angle of the mandible
Classification of mandibular fractures. Elaborate on surgical approaches and
management of unfavourable mandibular angle fracture
Discuss in detail the various methods of managing the fracture in the angle of the
mandible
Discuss in detail the management of bilateral parasymphysis fracture of the mandible
Classify fracture Mandible . How will you diagnose and treat a case of fracture in the
parasymphysis region of the mandible?
Classify mandibular fractures. Describe in detail signs symptoms, radiological features
and management of bilateral condylar fracture
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Angle fracture of mandible *
Tooth in the line of fracture
Condylar Fracture and its management
Chapter 45: Maxillary Fractures
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Discuss in detail about Maxillary fractures and its management
Classify midface fractures. Discuss in detail etiology, signs, symptoms and
management of Le fort 1 fracture *
Classify Le fort fractures. Discuss in detail about clinical features and surgical
management of Le fort II fractures
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Lefort classification of maxillary fracture
Le Fort I Fracture **
Chapter 46: Orbitozygomatic Complex
10 MARK
Classify Zygomatic complex fracture. Discuss various modalities of treating zygomatic
– complex fracture *
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Zygomatic fracture and its management
Gilley’s temporal approach
Methods of fixation of jaw fractures
Chapter 48: Frontal Bone Fractures
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CSF Rhinorrhea ***
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