A fracture through the angle of the mandible is one of the most common maxillofacial injuries. Factors such as the area of biomechanics, thinner bone cross-sectional area and the presence…
Introduction: Frontal sinus fractures present a difficult clinical situation due to the possibility of long-term complications. One form of treatment of such fractures is to obliterate the sinus. There are…
Introduction: The frontal sinus fracture is common among trauma patients, especially in young males. It can involve the anterior and/or posterior wall, with or without involvement of the nasofrontal duct….
Purpose: The aim of this study was to evaluate the epidemiological, clinical and therapeutic approach of 22 frontal sinus fractures treated at the Mutual Security Hospital, and compare the data…
Introduction: The orbital roof is involved in about 5% of all facial fractures. Blow-in fractures are defined as inward displacements of a fractured bony orbital wall resulting in decreased orbital…
Purpose: In Venezuela there are few studies that report the epidemiological pattern of Mandibular Fractures. Materials and methods: The medical records and radiographs for 585 patients treated for mandibular fracture…
Craniofacial trauma is frequent in young adults in Uruguay. One of the devastating consequences of this affection is the cranial deformations with its aesthetic and functional sequel. High resolution 3D…
Introduction: A functionally stable oteosynthesis enables early rehabilitation of the joints. However, there are a few studies about that. Aim: This prospective study evaluated the mandibular movements and remission of…
Introduction: Fractures of the frontal bone are infrequent, ranging from 2 to 15% of the patients with facial fractures. According to Fonseca (2000), these fractures can be classified as type…
Objective: To determine the incidence and severity of inferior alveolar nerve (IAN) injury in mandible fractures before and after treatment. Methods: Consenting patients with mandibular fractures (excluding dentoalveolar, pathologic, previous…
