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Upper airway problems associated with facio-maxillary trauma. Traumatic intermaxillary fixation. Case report
Australian Dental Journal
|February 1, 1979
Abstract:
An unusual case of facio-maxillary trauma is presented. Its management is outlined and discussed. The experience of the Royal Newcastle Hospital Dental Department with facial trauma as it effects airway patency is examined in order to find indications for tracheostomy in facio-maxillary trauma.
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