Management of the multiply injured patient requires a co-ordinated multi-disciplinary
approach in order to optimise patients' outcome. A working knowledge of the sort of …

Maxillofacial trauma is without doubt still a very challenging area, especially in the early
stages of care when other injuries may be present. Craniofacial trauma, with or without life …

The patient with maxillofacial trauma presents with serious challenges and requires the
rapid assessment of injuries and institution of life-preserving therapy. It is essential to apply …

The approach of patients with multiple trauma is considered to be complicated. Many (non)
medical disciplines are involved. This article describes the treatment in the early post …

Maxillofacial injuries are usually not life-threatening and do not get priority over other
associated injuries. However, some maxillofacial injuries with active oral or nasal bleeding …

The management of a poly trauma patient requires a collaborated, multidisciplinary
approach in order to get a favorable patient outcome. Knowledge of type of problems these …

This CMF volume of European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery presents a very
good symbiosis of making the maxillofacial trauma pattern and their treatment concepts …

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 …

Maxillofacial involvement in patients with multiple trauma injuries is usually frequent and
noticeable, but it is mainly dangerous for ATLS priorities, meaning that it can compromise …

The management of maxillofacial injuries has undergone considerable advances since its
earliest description numerous years ago. Initially, facial injuries were separated into simple …