PAPERS BY PROFESSOR DAVID

Publications by Professor David



​David J David is an author of the following books:

Craniosynostoses
The craniosynostoses: causes, natural history and management 
(co authors - Poswillo D, Simpson DA). 

Craniofacial Deformities 
Atlas of Three-Dimensional Reconstruction from Computed Tomography 
(co authors - DC Hemmy, RD Cooter) 

Craniofacial Deformities - an introductory guide 
(co authors - TG Henriksson and RD Cooter) 
Printed by University of Adelaide 1987

Cranio Maxillo Facial Trauma 
(co editor - Donald Simpson) 
Printed by Churchill Livingstone 1995 

The Australian Craniofacial Unit - 1975 to 1996 
Printed by Allen Press P/L 1997
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In addition, there have been over 250 publications in referred journals.  Please contact us if you would like copies or more details.

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