Journal of Craniofacial Surgery · 2016 · 11 citations · 21 references
DentistryMaxillofacial SurgeryPlastic SurgeryMaxillofacial PathologyMaxillofacial TraumaTraumatic Dental InjuriesDental TraumaFacial ReconstructionFacial Trauma ReconstructionMaxillofacial Bone ReconstructionMaxillofacial ReconstructionPost-traumatic Oral ReconstructionBlunt Maxillofacial TraumaFacial Fracture ReconstructionGunshot Wound ReconstructionMaxillofacial Trauma ManagementMaxillofacial Trauma ReconstructionPost-traumatic Facial ReconstructionSuicide Attempt ManagementTreatment Algorithm Development
Maxillofacial traumas with long-barreled guns may sometimes cause catastrophic results by means of smashing in facial structures. In these patients, reconstruction strategies of both fragmented/lost soft and hard tissues still remain controversial. In their clinic, the authors treated 5 patients with severely injured face after failed suicide attempt between 2008 and 2013. In this study, the authors aimed to present their clinical experiences on these severely injured maxillofacial gunshot traumas and offer a treatment algorithm to gain a result as possible as satisfactory in terms of functionality and appearance.
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Initial Evaluation and Management of Gunshot Wounds to the Face
Demetrios Demetriades, Santiago Chahwan, Hugo Gómez et al. · 1998 · 142 citations
Early versus Delayed Repair of Facial Fractures in the Multiply Injured Patient
Laurence Weider, Kent C. Hughes, Joel Ciarochi et al. · The American Surgeon · 1999 · 65 citations
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