Pediatric Trauma results in over 8 million emergency department visits and 11,000 deaths
annually. Unintentional injuries continue to be the leader in morbidity and mortality in …

Non-accidental trauma (NAT) is a major cause of morbidity and mortality for children around
the world and most significantly impacts children under one year of age. Prompt and …

Purpose Craniofacial trauma with concomitant cervical fractures (CCFs) is responsible for
significant morbidity and mortality in the pediatric population. We aim to characterize its …

Objective Health disparities contribute significantly to disease, health outcomes, and access
to care. Little is known about the state of health disparities in facial plastic and reconstructive …

Mandible fractures are relatively uncommon despite the mandible being the most commonly
fractured facial bone in the paediatric population. The aetiology of mandible fractures can be …

Objective Mandible fractures are uncommon injuries in infants and young children and may
raise concern for nonaccidental trauma. Our study describes several children with mandible …

While mandibular fractures represent the most common craniofacial injury in the pediatric
population, craniofacial fractures in infants are rare. Diagnosis is challenging with …

Diagnosing child abuse still poses a challenge for healthcare professionals. We will present
a case in which a physically and emotionally abused four-year-old boy had an undiagnosed …

As fraturas faciais pediátricas são relativamente comuns na rotina do cirurgião buco-maxilo-
facial, se mostrando um desavio para seu tratamento devido a fatores como crescimento …

Sažetak Dijagnosticiranje zlostavljanja djece za zdravstveno je osoblje još uvijek izazov.
Predstavljamo slučaj u kojemu je tjelesno i emocionalno zlostavljani četverogodišnji dječak …