… important in patients presenting with facial pain or injury. Concomitant intracranial and
maxillofacial injuries are present in up to 11% of patients presenting to the ED with dental trauma. …

… of paediatric emergency care, and that it will raise the standard of paediatric life support.
An … ill and injured children to approach their care with confidence. Kevin Mackway‐Jones …

… Because it is not possible to cover the full spectrum of vascular trauma in this short article, …
, diagnosis, and definitive management of those vascular injuries that are common, rapidly …

… and resuscitation, as well as in the emergency department and intensive care unit, to identify
worsening or improvement over time. When the mechanism of injury is not clear or history is …

… of Trauma (AAST) score. The approach followed the guidelines of the Advanced Trauma Life
Support … -lag between patient intake and his/her discharge to the appropriate hospital ward. …

… emergency transportation facilities and advanced life support… to be the most common cause
of facial fractures in this study … being other causes of maxillofacial fractures in this study is …

… diagnosis from the hospital database, who were admitted to the emergency department (ED)
and treated by our department… to their facial injury owing to death, minor soft tissue or dental …

… on all advanced trauma life support (ATLS) and trauma skills … in an accident and emergency
department (A&E) unit can be … prior to the definitive management of maxillofacial injuries. …

… patients with facial injuries, reporting to our trauma center and outpatient department were
… We reported fall as the most common cause of maxillofacial injury among group I, which …

… and blast injuries, have been observed at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, a regional
trauma and … One severe case resulted in several maxillofacial fractures, blurred vision, and …