Evaluation and Management of Pediatric Oropharyngeal Trauma

Abstract

We were unable to identify any clinical factors that would help predict which children with oropharyngeal trauma are at high risk of developing neurologic sequelae. Radiographic screening for vascular injury in children with oropharyngeal trauma remains controversial.

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