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Polytrauma Caused by a Bear Attacking a Human with a Benign Outcome.

Ruslan Mellin¹, Ellina Velichko², Larisa Maltseva²

¹G. Ya. Remishevskaya Republican Clinical Hospital, Abakan 655012, Russia.

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|March 12, 2024

Summary

Bear attacks are rare but severe, especially in Siberia. This case study details the complex surgical and reconstructive rehabilitation of a patient with severe facial and cranial injuries from a brown bear attack.

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bear attack maxillofacial deformities maxillofacial reconstruction surgery maxillofacial trauma polytrauma

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