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Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 1996
This new proposed maxillofacial categorization is based on the scoring of two groups: Group I and Group II. The information obtained in Group I permits evaluation of (1) life-threatening injuries; (2) maxillofacial etiological factors producing life-threatening injuries; and (3) other organ or anatomic areas that may also have been injured.
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This new proposed maxillofacial categorization is based on the scoring of two groups: Group I and Group II. The information obtained in Group I permits evaluation of (1) life-threatening injuries; (2) maxillofacial etiological factors producing life-threatening injuries; and (3) other organ or anatomic areas that may also have been injured.
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International Journal of Oral Surgery, 1985
Abstract 2 case-reports illustrate the importance of the hairdresser in orthognathic surgery.
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Abstract 2 case-reports illustrate the importance of the hairdresser in orthognathic surgery.
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Post surgical defects and loss leads to physiological and functional disturbances. Therapeutic need can be attained by accurate rehabilitation which is determined by anatomy, magnitude and deformity. Above mentioned algorithm in conjunction with supplementary management especially in patients after triad of surgery, radiotherapy followed by ...
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Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery, 1995
Blast injuries cause specific lesions and occur more often than previously, because of the wide use of explosives. This is especially the case in wartime. More and more people lose their lives every day due to blast injuries. The mechanism of the injury and pathophysiology of this trauma are discussed.
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Blast injuries cause specific lesions and occur more often than previously, because of the wide use of explosives. This is especially the case in wartime. More and more people lose their lives every day due to blast injuries. The mechanism of the injury and pathophysiology of this trauma are discussed.
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Pediatric Maxillofacial Trauma
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1992The accurate diagnosis and timely, appropriate treatment of soft-tissue and bony maxillofacial injuries in children are of critical importance due to the potential adverse impact of maxillofacial trauma on subsequent facial growth and development. Guidelines are provided to assist the pediatrician in the evaluation and treatment of minor and major ...
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