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Background: The war, motor accident, risk full journeys, new combat sport and finally rising of work accident, war and combat have increasing body injury including facial fractures and Concomitant injuries. This study design to determine frequency of maxillofacial fractures features in referral patients to Besat, 15 Khordad and Shahriyar hospital in 2002-3
Material and Method: This study based on quota sampling at 2002-3 year on 135 patients with maxillofacial fractures who refer to three above hospital. The obtain data after sampling record to check list and then analyzed with SPSS11.5
Results: The patient in 3rd decade of age [53.3%] is the most frequent and 86.7% of them were male. The most frequency of maxillofacial fractures cause was motorcycle accident [63.7%] and falling down [1 7%], and the most frequent locations of fracture were mandible [55.6%], maxilla [35.6%]. The most frequent treatments were Orif [48.05%], Close Reduction [25.54%]. Edema [92.6%], Tenderness [81.5%] and ecchymosis [56.3%] were the most frequent singes and no one of dead was report
Conclusion: The result of this study show that the most cases of the maxillaryfacial injuries are caused by car accident, and it is necceccery more pay attention to the safety principles in driving law and use to seat belt
Résumé
Background: The war, motor accident, risk full journeys, new combat sport and finally rising of work accident, war and combat have increasing body injury including facial fractures and Concomitant injuries. This study design to determine frequency of maxillofacial fractures features in referral patients to Besat, 15 Khordad and Shahriyar hospital in 2002-3
Material and Method: This study based on quota sampling at 2002-3 year on 135 patients with maxillofacial fractures who refer to three above hospital. The obtain data after sampling record to check list and then analyzed with SPSS11.5
Results: The patient in 3[rd] decade of age [53.3%] is the most frequent and 86.7% of them were male. The most frequency of maxillofacial fractures cause was motorcycle accident [63.7%] and falling down [17%], and the most frequent locations of fracture were mandible [55.6%], maxilla [35.6%]. The most frequent treatments were Orif [48.05%], Close Reduction [25.54%]. Edema [92.6%], Tenderness [81.5%] and ecchymosis [56.3%] were the most frequent singes and no one of dead was report
Conclusion: The result of this study show that the most cases of the maxillaryfacial injuries are caused by car accident, and it is necceccery more pay attention to the safety principles in driving law and use to seat belt
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In this article a rare case of mucormycosis and plasma cell granuloma in a diabetic female is presented. Mucormycosis is a rare fungal infection almost always limited to diabetic and immunocompromised hosts. It preferentially localizes in the nose [from which it may spread to the sinuses and brain], lungs, and gastrointestinal tract. The term plasma cell granuloma is used in preference to histiocytoma of the lung which was previously used to describe these lung tumors. They are now usually regarded as post-inflammatory granulomas. Control of the underlying diabetes mellitus, pulmonary lobectomy and intravenous amphotericin B administration following surgery comprised our therapeutic measures. Despite several reports regarding the poor prognosis following appropriate management, it is our belief that such a therapeutic plan is beneficial and effective. From the pathologic point of view it is interesting to have these two entities [mucormycosis and plasma cell granuloma] in association with each other