骨折在头骨静脉鼻上的管理和结果:一个范围审查协议

Berjo Takoutsing1,2, Ubraine Wunde Njineck3,4, Praise Senyuy Wah3,2

  • 1Research Division, Winners Foundation, Yaounde, Cameroon takoutsingberjo@gmail.com.

BMJ open
|September 22, 2025
PubMed
概括

本范围审查综合了关于管理静脉鼻 (FOVS) 骨折的证据. 它解决了对更好的数据的关键需求,以指导神经外科治疗,并改善这些复杂伤害患者的治疗结果.

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