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Facial Trauma and Facial Fractures

Facial Trauma and Facial Fractures - What is it for

Facial trauma refers to an injury of the face, which may be due to a sharp object or blunt force. This includes:

Cuts (lacerations)
Scrapes (abrasions)
Damage to deeper structures such as nerves, blood vessels, or organs
Broken bones (fractures)

Facial Trauma and Facial Fractures - How to prevent?

Facial Trauma and Facial Fractures - Causes and Risk Factors

Facial Trauma and Facial Fractures - Preparing for surgery

Facial Trauma and Facial Fractures - Post-surgery care

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Article contributed by Plastic, Reconstructive ＆ Aesthetic Surgery, Singapore General Hospital

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