Maxillary and/or mandible fractures: Retrospective clinical analysis of 39 cases / 医学研究生学报
Journal of Medical Postgraduates
;
(12)2003.
Article
Dans Chinois
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| ID: wpr-595871
ABSTRACT
Objective:
Maxillary and mandible fractures are severe intermaxillary injuries,frequently involving other vital organs,and usually difficult to be treated.This study discusses the treatment of maxillary and mandible fractures.Methods:
We retrospectively analyzed the clinical data of 39 cases of maxillary fractures and/or mandible fractures.Results:
Of the 39 cases,34 males,5 females and 84.64% aged from 20 to 50,87.17% were caused by vehicle accidents,and 94.87% were accompanied by injuries of other parts of the body.After surgical treatment,78.95% gained normal or basically normal ocular esthetic results and 68% achieved good or improved facial esthetic results.Conclusion:
The results of treatment are closely related with the type and severity of fracture and the time and plan of treatment.Preoperative CT scanning and facial profile three-dimensional reconstruction are necessitated for a thorough evaluation of the fractures and an analysis of the causes and extent of facial and ocular changes.The best treatment plan for maxillary and/or mandible fractures would include anatomic reduction by surgery,intermaxillary elastic traction and rigid internal fixation with the Ti plate.
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Chinois
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Journal of Medical Postgraduates
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2003
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