… Facial trauma remains a significant morbidity of concern as patients continue to enter the
emergency room from falls, assaults, or accidents. Evaluation of acute facial injuries requires …

… for presentation to an emergency department occurred at 12:… costs reported treatment costs
to level I trauma centers for … -related facial fractures are the most common cause of injury, but …

… the Nationwide Emergency Department Sample … Emergency Department Sample and NIS,
in that the PHIS database reflects visits to children’s hospitals, which may be pediatric trauma …

… several and more severe injuries, and the … Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS®) guidelines
are used widely and globally to manage multitrauma patients with or without head injury […

… through emergency departments (ED). Blunt force traumatic … Although the Advanced Trauma
Life Support (ATLS) … tests in the diagnosis of pneumothorax, 12 maxillofacial injuries, 16 …

… care is carried out following the Advanced Trauma Life … available in situ or in the emergency
department. Chest X-ray … classic management protocol from Advanced Trauma Life Support (…

… Methods: Emergency department data from an urban trauma Level 1 children's hospital …
for mechanism of injury, presence of a facial injury and diagnosis FIGURE 1 Flow diagram of …

… facial injury should follow advanced trauma life support (ATLS) concepts, particularly noting
the effect of facial injury … fractures are typically evaluated in the emergency room and involve …

… Children require rapid intervention in trauma care, including facial injuries, to … Advanced
trauma life support … of dedicated pediatric emergency care, emergency room environs during …

… The first response of the Advanced Trauma Life Support … Usually, severe maxillofacial injuries
are directly related to … Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) Emergency Service after the …