Trauma accounts for a significant proportion of annual mortality world-wide. Being the most
exposed part of the body, face is more vulnerable to such injuries. Multimodal optimization of …

Trauma create a huge bulk of the figure of lives lost, exclusively in the effective age group.
Trauma related deaths acquire a trimodal circulation: First, at site or on removal due to …

Assessment and management of a patient's injuries must be completed in an efficient and
systematic approach to accurately determine the extent of injury and implement proper care …

Emergency department management of maxillofacial trauma Page 1 Emergency Medicine
Australasia (2004) 16, 7-12 ASK THE EXPERTS: ENT AND MAXILLOFACIAL PROBLEMS …

In an emergency setting, trauma is one of those few injuries that is definitely encountered by
all, from allied healthcare workers to specialists, which makes its management a necessary …

Abstract Objectives In 1978 the Advanced Trauma Life Support guidelines were first
implemented and are viewed by many as the gold standard of care in the emergency setting …

Advanced trauma life support orients doctors to the initial assessment and to provide
emergency trauma care for the injured patient. It provides a safe, reliable method and also …

The treatment of extensive head and neck trauma has changed dramatically over the past
quarter of a century. Airway compromise and exsanguination still pose the most immediate …

Trauma is a global epidemic. Road traffic accidents, falls, interpersonal violence, sports
related and industrial accidents all could and do lead to oral and maxillofacial injuries. If not …

Abstract Background: Traumatic Dental Injuries (TDI's) commonly present to emergency
departments with up to 48% of all patients suffering from facial trauma presenting with …