You may be wondering whether the person to whom you are about to entrust yourself has the necessary qualifications. This question seems all the more legitimate since you may not know that in France, historically, the title of Doctor of Medicine gave the theoretical right to perform all operations, and that “cosmetic surgery” on its own was for a long time not a speciality recognised by the Medical Council. It is therefore worth checking the competence of the person who is going to operate on you.
To perform “cosmetic” operations under the best conditions, one must first have trained in general surgery, and then have specialised in the surgical discipline that deals more particularly with the skin and contours, namely plastic surgery. During the years of hospital training, one learns to handle the skin, to make flaps and grafts, to repair the facial skeleton; one also begins to learn to perform plastic surgery operations for cosmetic purposes, a training that is completed above all by assisting senior surgeons during their procedures in private clinics. You must understand that plastic surgery operations for cosmetic purposes use the same techniques and follow the same principles as plastic surgery operations for reconstructive purposes, that there is often no clear boundary between “repair” and “aesthetics”, and that only complete surgical training in plastic surgery prepares one to face every situation.
This training is formalised by the award of the specialisation in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery by the University, then recognised by the Medical Council, on the basis of the practical and theoretical training of the residency. This specialisation and this qualification allow membership of the French Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (SOFCPRE) and of the National College of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (CCPRE), the latter providing teaching for continuing medical education (www.plasticiens.org). The various national colleges are now federated by the European Board of Plastic Surgery, which coordinates the speciality of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery at European level, and most of whose members belong to the European Association of Plastic Surgeons (www.euraps.org).
As regards surgery of the facial skeleton, the International Society of Craniofacial Surgery brings together specialists worldwide (www.iscfs.org). I am a member of these various national and international societies.
These explanations may have seemed a little long, but I believe they were useful to inform you and, I hope, to reassure you, by reminding you that this is an operation like any other, with its share of uncertainties.
You may be wondering whether the person to whom you are about to entrust yourself has the necessary qualifications. This question seems all the more legitimate since you may not know that in France, historically, the title of Doctor of Medicine gave the theoretical right to perform all operations, and that “cosmetic surgery” on its own was for a long time not a speciality recognised by the Medical Council. It is therefore worth checking the competence of the person who is going to operate on you.
To perform “cosmetic” operations under the best conditions, one must first have trained in general surgery, and then have specialised in the surgical discipline that deals more particularly with the skin and contours, namely plastic surgery. During the years of hospital training, one learns to handle the skin, to make flaps and grafts, to repair the facial skeleton; one also begins to learn to perform plastic surgery operations for cosmetic purposes, a training that is completed above all by assisting senior surgeons during their procedures in private clinics. You must understand that plastic surgery operations for cosmetic purposes use the same techniques and follow the same principles as plastic surgery operations for reconstructive purposes, that there is often no clear boundary between “repair” and “aesthetics”, and that only complete surgical training in plastic surgery prepares one to face every situation.
This training is formalised by the award of the specialisation in plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery by the University, then recognised by the Medical Council, on the basis of the practical and theoretical training of the residency. This specialisation and this qualification allow membership of the French Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (SOFCPRE) and of the National College of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (CCPRE), the latter providing teaching for continuing medical education (www.plasticiens.org). The various national colleges are now federated by the European Board of Plastic Surgery, which coordinates the speciality of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery at European level, and most of whose members belong to the European Association of Plastic Surgeons (www.euraps.org).
As regards surgery of the facial skeleton, the International Society of Craniofacial Surgery brings together specialists worldwide (www.iscfs.org). I am a member of these various national and international societies.
These explanations may have seemed a little long, but I believe they were useful to inform you and, I hope, to reassure you, by reminding you that this is an operation like any other, with its share of uncertainties.
Invité du staff de chirurgie plastique du Chang-Gung Memorial Hospital. Repair of bone defects with bone substitutes.
Taipeh, le 19 septembre 1996.
Intraoral Mandibular Seminar. Comparison between conventional osteotomies and distraction techniques. Place of BMP in repair of cranio-facial defect.
Hôpital de la Croix-Rouge. Paris, le 19 juin 1998.
Congrès national Colombien de chirurgie plastique. Innovation en chirurgie crânio faciale.
Bogota, 28-30 juin 1999.
Conférence de l’Université de tous les savoirs (UTLS) : La chirurgie plastique, reconstructive et esthétique. CNAM.
Paris, 18/03/2001
Congrès Orbit 2001. Distraction for faciocraniosynostosis.
Ferrare, Italie. Septembre 2001.
2nd Oxford distraction meeting. Craniofacial distraction.
Oxford, Royaume Uni, Octobre 2001.
Invité des journées de chirurgie pédiatrique.
C H de Louvain, Belgique, mars 2002.
Cours de l’ISPN : International society of pediatric neurosurgery.
Bangalore, Inde. 2 Novembre 2002 : 4 conférences sur craniosténoses et faciocraniosténoses.
3rd congress of maxillo-facial distraction, Craniofacial distraction : development, state of the art and future.
Stuttgart, 19-20 octobre 2003.
Invité duCraniofacial center de Ribeira Preto,
University of Sao-Paulo, Brazil (6 decembre 2003)
Orateur invité de la 13 ème Esser lecture. The future of craniofacial surgery in Europe.
Rotterdam, 13 mars 2004, Pays Bas.
3ème congrès de chirurgie cranio-faciale de la SBCC.
Rio de Janeiro, Brésil, du 10-13 juin 2004. – (4 conférences)
Congrès national Egyptien de chirurgie maxillo-faciale.
Le Caire, Egypte, 28-30 septembre 2004.
3ème Oxford distraction conference.
Oxford, UK, 1-3 octobre 2004.
Cours de l’International Society for Paediatric Neurosurgery (ISPN) en conjonction avec la Moroccan Society of Neurosurgery.
Fez, Maroc. 3-5 Décembre 2004 : 4 conférences sur craniosténoses et faciocraniosténoses.
Argentinian National plastic surgery meeting. 3 invited conferences.
April 2005, Buenos Aires, Argentine.
Tenth congress of the ESPRAS (European society of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgery).2 invited conferences: Craniosynostosis treatment and strategy of distraction for craniosynostosis.
Vienna, Austria, September, 1-3rd, 2005
United symposium of China, Taiwan, Hong-Kong and Macau on craniomaxillofacial surgery. Strategy of treatment of faciocraniosynostosis with distraction techniques.
Canton, China, November 3-4th, 2005.
Alexandria 8th Winter school in cranio-maxillo-facial surgery. 4 invited conferences.
Alexandria, Egypt, December 7-9th, 2005.
Bologna distraction workshop: strategy in faciocraniosynostosis treatment.
Bologna University, February 18th, 2006
Cairo Nasser Institute. Actuality in craniofacial surgery.
Cairo, April 1st, 2006.
A) Management of faciocraniosynostosis – B) Ethics in Composite allotransplantation – C) Innovations in craniofacial surgery. SBCC, Curitiba, Brazil June 17th 2006.
4th congress of maxillofacial distraction.
Stuttgart, July 20-22nd, 2006
Complications of frontofacial monobloc advancement and how to avoid them.
Turkish plastic surgery meeting,
September 2006, Ankara, Turquie. 3 conferences.
Asiatic pediatric neurosurgery course,
November 2006, Seoul, South Korea
Consensus conference on craniosynostoses.
Rome, december 4th, 2006. Strategy with distraction
Conference as an invited visiting professor. Yale plastic surgery department of Yale University.Orbital management in craniofacial surgery.
December 13th, 2006. New Haven, Connecticut, USA.
Cours ESPN 2007 lecturer for craniofacial surgery:
Istanbul, Turkey, April 25th, 2007
5th Congreso Bolivariano de Cirugia Plastica.
Margarita, Venezuela, May 2-5, 2007 (4 conferences)
Societa Italiana de Labio-paladar (SILP)- Strategy of treatment of faciocraniosynostosis with distraction.
Bologna, Italy, May 18th, 2007.
American Association of Plastic Surgeons 2007: presentation of Euraps Award paper : Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D. Reduction of morbidity of frontofacial monobloc by distraction.
AAPS meeting, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, USA, May 22-23, 2007
Invited conference at International Medical Center.
Cairo, Egypt, June 7th, 2007: Management of craniosynostosis
8th European craniofacial congress. Bilbao,
Spain: June 21-23 , 2007.
1/ Masterclass: Orbital management in congenital craniofacial surgery.
2/ Invited lecture: Surgical management of faciocraniosynostosis with distraction.
XIIth ISCFS Congress,
Salvador, Brazil, August 23-25, 2007:
1) Aesthetic craniofacial surgery.
2) Frontofacial monobloc advancement with distraction.
Cleft and craniofacial conference.
Melbourne, Australia, September 20-21, 2007.
1) Craniosynostosis
2) Faciocraniosynostosis treatment with distraction.
3) Innovation in craniofacial distraction
Invited as HMDP expert for craniofacial surgery. KK children’s hospital.
Singapour January 25th- February 2nd, 2008 (7 conferences).
24th Congress of the SACPER (Sociedad Argentina de Cirugia Plastica, Estetica y Reparadora) April 2-5th 2008. (8 lectures).
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Workshop on cranio-facial surgery in Austral craniofacial center, April 4th, 2008: Innovations in craniofacial Surgery.
Austral Hospital, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Seventh plastic surgery course of BAPRAS (British association of plastic reconstructive and aesthetic surgery: Craniofacial module: Syndromic craniosynostosis and strategy with distraction.
April 11th, 2008. Manchester, UK.
Congress of SBCC (Sociedad brasileira of cirugia craniofacial): Lecture: “Strategy of distraction for faciocraniosynostosis”.
June 2008, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
XIX Congress of the EACMFS: ““Strategy of distraction for faciocraniosynostosis” and masterclass: “craniosynostosis treatment”.
September 12th, 2008, Bologna, Italy.
5th international congress of the cleft lip and palate foundation. Trois conferences invitées dont : genetic testing, monobloc with distraction and benchmarking for ISCFS et 1 cours “craniofacial surgery”.
Dallas, USA, 23-26 septembre 2008.
XXXVIII annual meeting of the Portuguese society of plastic, reconstructive and esthetic surgery. “Craniofacial surgery with osteodistraction”.
October 10th, 2008, Porto, Portugal
SORG (Strasbourg osteosynthesis research group) annual meeting. Osteosynthesis in pediatric craniofacial surgery.
January 17th, 2009.,Vienna.
Transatlantic innovations of the Congress of ASPS-IQUAM, Resorbable and adhesives
April 5th, 2009, Paris.
Pre symposium of the XIIIth ISCFS meeting,
Oxford, UK, September 26-30, 2009
1-Monobloc distraction with quadruple internal distraction –
2-posterior expansion with springs.
3-Mental outcome in craniosynostosis.
Congress of the American Society of Plastic Surgery. Interest of fat grafting in craniofacial malformation treatment.
Seattle, October 24th, 2009.
Congrès de l’Association Française des Chirurgiens Maxillo-faciaux. Stratégie de traitement des faciocraniosténoses avec distraction.
Paris, 30 mars 2010.
Académie Nationale de Chirurgie. Séance de chirurgie pédiatrique. Amélioration respiratoire des faciocraniosténoses avec distraction.
Paris, 7 avril 2010.
57th Congreso de la SEDO (Sociedad Espanola de Dental Ortodondica). El Futuro de la Cirugia Craneofacial. Closing Lecture.
Barcelona, June 4th, 2011.
50th Foundation anniversary of Yonsei University. Syndromic Craniosynostosis: surgical strategy with distraction;
August 26th 2011. Seoul, Corée.
29th Congress of the Japanese society of cranio-maxillo-facial surgery. Faciocraniosynostosis treatment strategy with distraction: one or two stages
Tokyo, Japon, 24-25th 2011.
Use of resorbable plates and screws in craniofacial surgery – Early distraction osteogenesis in craniosynostoses using internal devices. XII Brazilian congress of craniomaxillofacial surgery.
April 14th, 2012, Gramado, Brazil.
Syndromic craniosynostosis and distraction. SORG Maxillofacial comprehensive course.
May 7th, 2012. Island of Kos, Greece.
Symposium on multiprofessional care of rare surgical conditions in the pediatric population. Cognitive problems in craniosynostosis: avoidable or not? – Development of pediatric craniofacial surgery; from an artistry to a scientifically based discipline – Minisymposium across center and country collaboration in highly specialized care: voluntary or sine qua non. Hôpital Universitaire d’Uppsala.
10-11Mai 2012, Uppsala, Suède.
Tord Skoog Lecture. Cranio-facial surgery: State of the art. Invité du Congrès de chirurgie plastique scandinave,
Helsinki, 16 juin 2012
Craniofacial surgery in Europe. Invité du 9eme congres de l’Asian Pacific Craniofacial association (ACPA).
15-17 septembre 2012, Pekin, Chine.
CEOMS : Continuous Education Program for oral and Maxilofacial Surgeons : 1.Faciocraniosynostosis surgical strategy with distraction. 2. Aesthetic surgery of craniofacial skeleton for malformations.
16 novembre 2012, Hopital La Paz, Madrid, Espagne
Invité de la Sam Noordhof lecture au conger annuel taiwanais de chirurgie plastique.
16 Decembre 2012, Taipei, Taiwan
Invité de la conference de recherche au Chang-Gung Memorial hospital : Actualités en recherche cranio-faciale.
17 decembre 2012, Taipei, Taiwan
Craniosynostosis consensus conference,
January 12th, 2013, Rome, Italy
ISPN 2013 pre-symposium conference,
September 29th, 2013 – Mainz, Germany
Fourth ICCOD (International congress on osteobiology and distraction)
May 7-10th, 2014, Bandos, Maldives.
Third Vecchione lecture and Grand Rounds at Pitsburg University.
June 2nd and 3rd, 2014. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.
Ninth annual Whitaker lectureship.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 5th 2014
ESOPRS – European society of oculoplastic and reconstructive surgery.
Budapest, September 13th, 2014
Resorbable osteosynthesis for craniofacial distraction.
Japanese cF meeting, Osaka, November 7th, 2014
Overview of craniofacial pediatric surgery. First pediatric OMF surgery course. SORG ACADEMY.
Strasbourg, January 15th 2015
Etude anatomique du lambeau du muscle vaste latéral de la cuisse
Arnaud E., Feron J. M., 71ème Congrès de l’Association des Anatomistes (Angers, 29-30 mai 1989).
The development of the frontal sinus in operated craniosynostosis
Arnaud E., Renier D., Marchac D., Communication orale au: IVth Congress of the International Society of Craniofacial Surgery, June 15-19th 1991
Le développement du sinus frontal et la morphologie glabellaire
Arnaud E., Renier D., Marchac D., Communication au: XIXème Congrès de l’Association Française des Chirurgiens Maxillo-Faciaux, Paris, 3 décembre 1991.
Potentiation of bone growth factor by natural coral and fibrinogen in a rabbit cranioplasty model
Arnaud E., de Vernejoul M. C., Communication au: Vth congress of the International Society for Cranio-Facial Surgery, Oaxaca, (October 22-26, 1993)
Potenciacion del factor de crecimiento con coral y fibrinogeno
Arnaud E., de Vernejoul M. C., XXIV Congreso de Cirugia Plastica Colombiana, Medellin, (12-16 octubre 1993).
Substitut osseux avec TGF-beta 1 : Résultats expérimentaux et cliniques préliminaires
Arnaud E., Vernejoul M. C., Molina F., Mendoza M., Fuente del Campo A., Ortiz-Monasterio F., 39ème Congrès de la SOFCPRE, Paris, Octobre 1994.
Le développement du sinus frontal et la morphologie glabellaire après remodelage frontocrânien pour craniosténose dans l’enfance
Arnaud E., Renier D., Marchac D. Journées d’hiver de la SOFCPRE, Paris, Janvier 1995.
Potentiation of TGF-Beta1 by natural coral and fibrinogen: Experimental study and preliminary clinical results
Arnaud E., de Vernejoul M. C. Seventh International Symposium on Biomineralization, Monaco, (November 17-20, 1993) and Vth congress of EURAPS, Strasbourg, may 1995.
Mental prognosis of scaphocephaly. Communication au: VIth congress of the International Society for Cranio-Facial Surgery
Arnaud E., Renier D., Brunet L., Marchac D. France, Octobre 1995.
Bone substitute in defects of the cephalic skeleton: preliminary reports of a clinical trial
Arnaud E., Molina F., Mendoza M., Fuente del Campo A., Ortiz-Monasterio F. Communication au: VIth congress of the International Society for Cranio-Facial Surgery, France Octobre 1995 et au Symposium on Craniofacial surgery, New York, march 1996.
Increased bone formation and osteoblastic cell phenotype in craniosynostosis
Pollack C. (de), Arnaud E., Renier D., Hott M., Marie P. J. Communication au: VIth congress of the International Society for Cranio-Facial Surgery, France, Octobre 1995.
Etude expérimentale et clinique d’un substitut osseux composite
Arnaud E., Journées d’hiver de la SOFCPRE, Paris, Janvier 1996.
Aplasia of the vertex without scalp deficiency
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., Symposium on Craniofacial surgery, New York, march 1996.
Aplasie du crâne osseux sans anomalie du scalp
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., Journées d’hiver de la SOFCPRE, Saint-Malo, Avril 1996.
Augmentation de l’ostéoformation dans les craniosténoses
Pollack C. (de), Arnaud E., Renier D., Hott M., Marie P., 41ème Congrès de la SOFCPRE, Paris, Oct. 1996
Vascularisation accessoire du muscle grand dorsal
Arnaud E., LeCoadou A., Bergeret-Galley C., Revol M., Servant J. M., Journées d’hiver de la SOFCPRE, Paris, Janvier 1997
Craniosténoses et faciocraniosténoses
Renier D., Arnaud E., Marchac D., 2ème Journées de médecine fœtale de Briançon. Briançon, 13-16 mars 1997.
Bone formation with bone marrow, BMP and natural coral
Arnaud E., Petite H., Meunier A., Sedel L., Communication au: VIth congress of the International Society for Cranio-Facial Surgery, Sante Fe, USA, 10-12 septembre 1997.
Présentation du rapport : Craniosténoses et faciocraniosténoses
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., 42ème congrès de la SOFCPRE , Paris Octobre 1997
Petite H. Cranioplastie composite avec moelle osseuse enrichie en facteur de croissance
Arnaud E., Pollack (de) C., Sedel L., Meunier A.,, Journées d’hiver de la SOFCPRE , Paris Janvier 1998.
Limites du lambeau de grand dorsal pédiculé. XXI congrès du GAM (Group for Advancement in Microsurgery)
Arnaud E., Servant J. M., Nimes, 11 juin 1998.
Complications of maxillary distraction
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., European meeting for craniofacial surgery, Paris, September 25, 1998 and Craniofacial distraction course, NY, November 5-7th 1998.
Complications de la distraction maxillaire. 43ème congrès de la SOFCPRE
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., Paris 21-23 octobre 1998.
Sustituto oseo en cirugia craneofacial
Arnaud E., Congreso Nacional de la Sociedad Colombiana de Cirugia Plastica, Bogota, 25 juin 1999.
Craneosinostosis
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., Congreso Nacional de la Sociedad Colombiana de Cirugia Plastica, Bogota, 25 juin 1999.
Reconstructive microsurgery by two-stage free flap strategy : the folded free flap (FFF)
Arnaud E., Guichard S., Revol M., Servant J. M., 12th Congress of IPRAS. San Francisco, June 27th-July 1st, 1999.
Complications of maxillary distraction in infancy and childhood
Arnaud E., Marchac D., 12th Congress of IPRAS. San Francisco, June 27th-July 1st, 1999.
Surgical treatment of dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans
Arnaud E., Perrault de Jotemps M., Banzet P., Revol M., Servant J. M., 12th Congress of IPRAS. San Francisco, June 27th-July 1st, 1999.
2nd congress for distraction processes
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D. Maxillary distraction with transfacial pin., Paris, 15-17 juin99 and VIIIth congress for ISCFS. Taipei 1999, October 30th-november 3rd.
Functional outcome of operated brachycephaly
Meneses P., Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., VIIIth congress for ISCFS. Taipei 1999, October 30th-november 3rd.
Distraction maxillaire avec broche tranfaciale
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., 44ème congrès de la SOFCPRE. Paris, octobre 1999.
Evolution de la chirurgie crâniofaciale avec distraction et matériel d’ostéosynthèse résorbable
Arnaud E., Marchac D., 45ème congrès de la SOFCPRE , Paris Octobre 2000.
Evolution of craniofacial surgery with resorbable osteosynthesis and distraction
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., IXth International Society of Craniofacial Surgery. Goteborg, Sweden, June 18-21st, 2001
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D. Double internal distraction with monobloc advancement in infants.- 3rd International Congress on cranial and facial bone distraction processes. Paris, France June 14-16th, 2001.- European congress (Rome) – Orbit 2001 (Bologna) – IInd Oxford distraction symposium, Oxford March 15-16th, 2002 – 2nd international distraction meeting, Bologna September 2002- Congrès de L’AFCMF, Bruxelles, 15 mars 2003. – 10 th ISCFS meeting. Monterrey, USA September 24-26th, 2003 – 4th International Congress on cranial and facial bone distraction processes. Paris, France July, 3-6th, 2003
Evaluation of Thirty-six monoblocs in infants.
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., Xith congress of the ISCFS. Coolum, Australia, September 15th, 2005.
Reduction of morbidity of frontofacial monobloc by distraction
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., XVIIth meeting of EURAPS. Istanbul, Turkey, May 26-27th, 2006.
Complications of frontofacial monobloc advancement and how to avoid them
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., Fifth international congress of craniofacial distraction, Paris June 21-24, 2006.
Complications of frontofacial monobloc advancement and how to avoid them
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., ESCFS meeting. Oxford, UK, September 15-16th, 2006
Spring assisted skull expansion for posterior cephalic flatness in infants
Arnaud E., Renier D., XIIth ISCFS Congress, Salvador, Brazil, August 23-25, 2007
Respiratory status after frontofacial monobloc advancement
Arnaud E., Guérin Ph., Morisseau-Durand M. P., Couloigner V., Manach Y., Diner P. A., Tomat C., XIIth ISCFS Congress, Salvador, Brazil, August 23-25, 2007
Expansion postérieure par ressorts pour les faciocraniosténoses
Arnaud E., Renier D., 52ème congrès de la SOFCPRE, Paris, Novembre 2007.
Tricks and traps in monobloc frontofacial advancements
Arnaud E., Alpine workshop Meribel 21-28 mars 2009.
Internal distraction, external traction and contraction for extreme faciocraniosynostosis in infancy
Arnaud E., Di Rocco F., Meyer Ph, Renier D., XIIIth ISCFS meeting, Oxford, UK, sept 26-30, 2009.
Chirurgie cranio-faciale
Arnaud E., Thomas JP, Renier D., DIU de medecine foetale, Rennes, 15 janvier 2010.
Centre de reference cranio-facial : organisation de la filiere de soins Maladies rares pour la chirurgie crânio-faciale en France
Arnaud E., Congres annuel de la SFNP (Société Française de Neurochirurgie Pediatrique. Saint Jean-Cap Ferrat, 21 Mai 2011.
Spring assisted distraction in craniosynostosis
Arnaud E., XIVth ISCFS meeting, Victoria Falls, Zambia 28-31 august 2011.
Faciocraniosynsostosis treatment with distraction and traction in infancy
Arnaud E., XIVth ISCFS meeting, Victoria Falls, Zambia 28-31 august 2011
Spring-assisted posterior skull expansion without osteotomies
Arnaud E., XVth Congress of ESCFS, September 27-29, 2012, Goteborg, Sweden
Endoscopic expansion surgery.
Saltz R., Anger J., Arnaud E., In: Oscar M. Ramirez & Rollin K. Daniel, eds. Endoscopic Plastic Surgery, chapt 27. New York, Springer Verlag, 1996, pp 283-292.
Les craniosténoses et faciocraniosténoses.
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., Dans : Daniel Marchac, ed. Rapport du XLIIème Congrès National de la Société Française de Chirurgie Plastique Reconstructrice et Esthétique Annales de chirurgie plastique esthétique, vol. 42(5). Paris, Société d’Edition de l’Association d’Enseignement Médical de Paris, 1997, pp 443-480.
Principles of craniofacial surgery
Marchac D., Arnaud E., In : Jeffrey Weinzweig, ed Plastic surgery secrets, chapter 11. Philadelphia, Hanley & Belfus, 1999, pp 58-60
Chirurgie réparatrice des pariétectomies
Arnaud E., Couturaud B., Revol M., Servant J. M., Banzet P., Dans : Pierre Banzet, ed. Rapport du XLIVème Congrès National de la Société Française de Chirurgie Plastique Reconstructrice et Esthétique, Annales de chirurgie plastique esthétique, vol. 44(4). Paris, Société d’Edition de l’Association d’Enseignement Médical de Paris, 1999, pp 357-372.
Tumeurs malignes de la paroi abdominale, dix ans d’expérience à l’Hôpital Saint-Louis.
Couturaud B., Arnaud E., Revol M., Servant J. M., Banzet P., Dans : Pierre Banzet, ed. Rapport du XLIVème Congrès National de la Société Française de Chirurgie Plastique Reconstructrice et Esthétique, Annales de chirurgie plastique esthétique, vol. 44(4). Paris, Société d’Edition de l’Association d’Enseignement Médical de Paris, 1999, pp 373-383.
Craniofacial anomalies.
Arnaud E., Lajeunie E., Marchac D., Renier D., In : Maurice Choux, Concezio Di Rocco, Anthony Hockley, Marion Walker, eds. Pediatric Neurosurgery, chapter 15. London, Churchill Livingstone, 1999, pp 323-346.
La chirurgie plastique, reconstructrice et esthétique.
Arnaud E., In : Yves Michaud, ed. Qu’est ce que l’humain ? Paris, Editions Odile Jacob, 2000. 83ème conférence d’enseignement de l’université de tous les savoirs. Pp 469-482
Co-Editeur du rapport annuel de la SOFCPRE 2001 : Microsomies hémi-faciales
Eric Arnaud & Stephane Guichard , eds. Elsevier, Paris, 2001
Co-Editeur des Proceedings of the 3rd International Congress on cranial and facial bone distraction processes
Eric Arnaud & Patrick Diner, eds. Bologna, Monduzzi, 2001. Paris, France June 14-16th, 2001.
Co-Editeur des Proceedings of the 4th International Congress on cranial and facial bone distraction processes.
Eric Arnaud & Patrick Diner, eds. Bologna, Monduzzi, 2003, Paris, France July 3-6, 2003.
The skull.
Capon-Degardin N., Brunelle F., Arnaud E., Lajeunie-Renier E., Renier D., In : Helen Carty, Francis Brunelle, David A. Stringer & Sinou C. Kao, eds. Imaging children (second edition). Chapter 12.2. Philadelphia, Elsevier Churchill-Livingstone, 2005. Pp 1693-1710.
Co-Editeur : Proceedings of the 5th International Congress on craniofacial and maxillofacial distraction.
Patrick Diner, Eric Arnaud & Marie-Paule Vazquez, eds. Medimond International, Bologna, 2006. Paris, France June 21-24th, 2006.
Co-Editeur : Chirurgie crânio-faciale des craniosténoses. Rapport du congrès de neurochirurgie de langue française.
Dominique Renier, Eric Arnaud & Daniel Marchac, eds. Masson, Paris. Neurochirurgie 52:1-312:2006
Co-Editeur: The operative surgery of congenital craniofacial malformations.
Huang Hong-Zhang, Yang Bin & Arnaud E, eds. Beijing, The publish press of scientific and technological documents 2006 (In press in chinese language)
Faciocraniosynostosis surgical treatment strategy in one or two stages. Le Fort 3 and frontofacial monobloc advancements.
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D., In: Bell W. and Guerrero C., eds. Facial distraction osteogenesis. Toronto, Decker and Decker.
Strategy for faciocraniosynostosis surgical treatment with distraction
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier D. . In Huang Hong-Zhang, Yang Bin and Arnaud Eric, eds. The operative surgery of congenital craniofacial malformations. Beijing, The publish press of scientific and technological documents, 2007
Orbital hypertelorism
Arnaud E., Marchac D., Renier E., In : Guyuron, Persing, Eriksson, Gosain, Chung, Rubin and Disa, eds London, Elsevier, 2008
Distraction osseuse
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Syndromic craniosynostosis
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Orbital hypertelorism
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L’innovation en chirurgie crânio-faciale : d’apres les temoignages de Ortiz Monasterio, Marchac, Firmin et Wolfe
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Cosmetic, plastic and reconstructive surgery
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