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Current Problems in Diagnostic Radiology, 1997
Severe injury to the facial skeleton is a frequent finding in victims of trauma. Severe facial fractures produce a variety of radiographic and CT abnormalities that are not difficult to recognize if one carefully analyzes the images. This discussion covers a number of radiographic findings that are characteristic of several families of major injuries ...
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Severe injury to the facial skeleton is a frequent finding in victims of trauma. Severe facial fractures produce a variety of radiographic and CT abnormalities that are not difficult to recognize if one carefully analyzes the images. This discussion covers a number of radiographic findings that are characteristic of several families of major injuries ...
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Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Medicine, 2005
Abstract This article considers the causes of facial trauma and the differing patterns of injury seen. The relative strengths of the facial bones and Le Fort fractures lines are described. The important airway and other management issues for the initial acute phase and the later second-stage management for surgical treatment of facial fractures are ...
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Abstract This article considers the causes of facial trauma and the differing patterns of injury seen. The relative strengths of the facial bones and Le Fort fractures lines are described. The important airway and other management issues for the initial acute phase and the later second-stage management for surgical treatment of facial fractures are ...
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Changing trends in epidemiology and management of facial trauma in a Swiss geriatric population.
Gerodontology, 2019OBJECTIVE To assess the prevalence and surgical treatment of facial fractures in a Swiss population aged 65 and over. BACKGROUND The knowledge of the characteristics of geriatric trauma may help to prevent injuries and better allocate clinical ...
J. Burkhard +5 more
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Comparisons in the treatment of facial trauma
International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 1989In 1980 a survey was conducted of the methods employed by OMF surgeons in the United Kingdom on the treatment of facial injuries. In 1986 a similar questionnaire was circulated in the UK with the addition of questions about clinical management. Towards the end of 1986 at a meeting in Amsterdam, arrangements were made for similar questionnaires to be ...
F.G. Hardman, Geert Boering
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2021
You see a 7 year old boy, who presents acutely having fallen from his bicycle, and struck his face to the ground. The patient has already been assessed by the trauma team. They have concerns regarding facial trauma, but report no other significant injury elsewhere.
Aristotelis Poulios, Heidi Jones
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You see a 7 year old boy, who presents acutely having fallen from his bicycle, and struck his face to the ground. The patient has already been assessed by the trauma team. They have concerns regarding facial trauma, but report no other significant injury elsewhere.
Aristotelis Poulios, Heidi Jones
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Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Medicine, 2017
Abstract Facial trauma is common and can produce both physical and psychological problems for patients. Managing patients in both the emergency setting and elective theatre environment can be extremely challenging, so airway interventions should be carefully planned so the safest and most effective technique can be chosen.
Val Cunningham +2 more
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Abstract Facial trauma is common and can produce both physical and psychological problems for patients. Managing patients in both the emergency setting and elective theatre environment can be extremely challenging, so airway interventions should be carefully planned so the safest and most effective technique can be chosen.
Val Cunningham +2 more
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2021
Malpractice litigation in the discipline of facial trauma affects providers from many medical specialties. Within the surgical specialties of Otolaryngology, plastic surgery, and oral maxillofacial surgery, facial trauma treatment deserves special attention because it sits apart from many of the purely elective and cosmetic procedures that are ...
Boris Paskhover, Jacob I. Tower
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Malpractice litigation in the discipline of facial trauma affects providers from many medical specialties. Within the surgical specialties of Otolaryngology, plastic surgery, and oral maxillofacial surgery, facial trauma treatment deserves special attention because it sits apart from many of the purely elective and cosmetic procedures that are ...
Boris Paskhover, Jacob I. Tower
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Factors Associated With the Complexity of Facial Trauma
The Journal of craniofacial surgery (Print), 2018Introduction: Facial fractures have their incidence, etiology, clinical presentation, and features influenced by variables such as economic, cultural, and demographic factors.
I. C. Pita Neto +8 more
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An Algorithmic Approach to the Management of Ballistic Facial Trauma in the Civilian Population
The Journal of craniofacial surgery (Print), 2018Annual incidence of non-fatal ballistic civilian has been increasing for the last decade. The aim of the present study was to clarify the optimal reconstructive management of civilian ballistic facial injuries. A systematic review of PubMed was performed.
Anmol S Chattha +3 more
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics of North America, 2001
Summary Imaging techniques and basic concepts of fracture analysis of the maxillofacial skeleton and mandible are discussed. The indications for the use of intraoral radiography, panoramic radiography, skull radiography, conventional tomography, and CT are discussed with reference to specific fracture types. Finally, specific cases are presented that
Ernest W.N. Lam, Axel Ruprecht
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Summary Imaging techniques and basic concepts of fracture analysis of the maxillofacial skeleton and mandible are discussed. The indications for the use of intraoral radiography, panoramic radiography, skull radiography, conventional tomography, and CT are discussed with reference to specific fracture types. Finally, specific cases are presented that
Ernest W.N. Lam, Axel Ruprecht
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