Soft Tissue Trauma: Critical Recognition and Timing of Intervention in Emergency
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Facial injuries are cause of consultation in emergency departments. The maxillofacial region
contains several structures that are vital for life. Hence, an early assessment and …

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 …

Guidelines are presented for managing the facial component of injury from when first seen
by the physician up to the time of establishing definitive diagnoses and starting treatment …

Facial trauma represents a significant portion of emergency department visits every year.
After stabilization, management should be directed toward for rapid healing of the wound for …

One of the most demanding aspects of emergency practice is the management of the patient
who has suffered facial trauma. Whenever a maxillofacial injury is sustained, the patient …

In the United States, trauma constitutes the third major cause of death of all age groups and
the leading cause of death among persons less than 44 years old (1). Currently, more than …

The Nature of Facial Injury Emergencies Page 1 Symposium on Surgical Emergencies The
Nature of Facial Injury Emergencies Richard C. Schultz, MD, FACS* Perhaps the most …

Maxillofacial injuries account for 5% of all acute attendances at accident and emergency
units, and are often seen in the multiply injured patient. A systematic method of examining …

Among the myriad injuries seen in the emergency department, facial trauma is one of the
most common. Trauma to the maxillofacial area mandates special attention. Due to their …