… 400,000 emergency room visits are related to facial injuries, … in patients with head and neck
injuries or maxillofacial trauma. … be performed by an ophthalmologist, because any increased …

… distribution of maxillofacial trauma. Several important … (12.40%), followed by facial nerve
injury (3.37%), eye injury (2.45%), … an oral/maxillofacial trauma emergency care team should be …

… immediate Emergency Department, Ophthalmology, and/or … the Emergency Department
following maxillofacial fractures … A team approach in assessing an optimal timeframe for such a …

… should be approached from a transcutaneous approach and … -ocular pressure, extra-ocular
muscle entrapment (trap door … procedure in oral and maxillofacial surgery. COVID-19 testing …

… scan for head injury and having signs of maxillofacial trauma, … with midface fractures need
no ophthalmology consultation15, … : review of the literature and suggested clinical approach. …

… mild maxillofacial trauma and trauma involving the scalp. … and an interdisciplinary approach
(including neurosurgery, general … the risk of eyelid varus and incomplete eye closure. Eyelid …

… multidisciplinary approach for outlining a definitive treatment. … the ophthalmic complications
associated with facial fractures … with the fractures at the cost of vision will itself be a treatment …

… with Plastic, Oral Maxillofacial, and Ophthalmologic surgeons, … (a) frontal view of 3D
reconstruction of skull and face … have facial fractures in combination with neuro or ocular trauma …

… –head and neck surgery, and oral and maxillofacial surgery … brain injury, direct ocular
damage, increased ocular pressure, or … facial trauma and arrives at an emergency department, …

… of oral and maxillofacial surgery. The results of this multicenter collaboration on maxillofacial
trauma … treatment, whereas in 669 cases an expectative approach without surgery or closed …