Maxillofacial trauma
49 years male with no DM. A/h/o RTA with trauma to right side of face, right upper eyelid clw 2x2cm, open bite deformity of teeth. No brain injury per se and otherwise patient stable. No loose teeth. Management options for the dental malocclusion.
after a consultation with a senior plastic surgeon, the case was managed with arch bar and IMF fixation.
Multiple #s facial bones which will heal naturally Except #mandible which needs wiring on rt side Yes upper molar on rt side is pushed up and blood mixed collection in rt maxilla will resolve by resorption but molar may require refixation
after a consultation with a senior plastic surgeon, the case was managed with arch bar and IMF fixation.
Ramus fracture can be managed by IMF and arch bar
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