A retrospective study of zygomatico-orbital complex and/or zygomatic arch fractures over a 71-month period

Abstract

The treatment protocol yielded suitable post-operative results and also showed success rates comparable to published data around the world.

A Retrospective Audit of Hundred Patients of Orbitozygomatic Fractures with Brain Injury

“…Males were more commonly involved than females. These findings were consistent with findings from other countries [5][6][7][8][9].…”

The epidemiological characteristics of zygomatic complex fractures: A comparison between the surgically and non-surgically treated patients

“…[1234] Early diagnosis of zygomatic complex fractures is essential for optimal treatment and is directly dependent on appropriate initial evaluation, correct injury assessment, and timely initiation of the chosen therapy. Surgical intervention is the treatment of choice for dislocated zygomatic complex fractures, unless patients are medically unfit to undergo surgery if patients refuse surgery, or if patients present with none or minimal functional and/or aesthetic problems.…”

Epidemiological analysis of facial fractures

“…Understanding the etiology and consequences of trauma are relevant to the development of prevention and verifi cation of correct insertion policies regarding the location of the traumatology teams. [5,7] Worldwide, the formation of urban complexes was accompanied by increased mortality from trauma, thus leading to the need for implementation of health policies to reduce this serious public health problem. [3] The fi ndings presented are in many ways similar to those existing in the literature.…”

“…For individual patients, the consequences are functional problems, psychological discomfort, cosmetic problems, emotional and psychological stress, intensive care in hospitals, frequent returns and loss of revenue by having to stay away from their labor activities. [4,[7][8][9] Epidemiologic studies of facial traumas are important to help develop more eff ective means of prevention, to improve the quality of patient care, and to promote prevention campaigns in the correct locations. Epidemiological data of facial fractures were collected in the emergency service can help the authorities in prevention campaigns to compare data with others similar centers also show the importance of the specialty of oral surgery and maxillofacial traumatology inside a trauma service.…”