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Multiple facial injuries
Care considers the facial skeleton as a whole so the different parts of the repair can be planned together.
Facial Trauma
Panfacial Fracture
Coordinated hospital care for fractures involving multiple regions of the face, with staged assessment and repair planning.
Panfacial Fracture
What this visit covers.
Coordinated hospital care for fractures involving multiple regions of the face, with staged assessment and repair planning.
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Your assessment
The consultation brings together your examination, medical history, and any existing reports. Further investigations are discussed according to the findings.
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Your care plan
Discuss the proposed treatment, alternatives, recovery, and follow-up with Dr. Saha. The plan is individual to your diagnosis and care needs.
About Panfacial Fracture
When many facial bones are broken together.
Panfacial fractures involve the upper, middle, and lower parts of the face at the same time, usually after high-impact road accidents. Breathing, bleeding, head injury, and other injuries are treated first in hospital.
Once the patient is stable, repair follows a planned sequence so the bite and the width, height, and projection of the face are rebuilt in proportion. CT scans guide this planning, and recovery is usually staged over several weeks.
Related care
Other visits in this area.
Mandible Fracture
Assessment and management of lower-jaw fractures, with attention to the bite, jaw movement, and healing.
Explore care
Maxilla Fracture
Specialist care for upper-jaw fractures and associated facial injuries, with repair planned around the injury pattern.
Explore care
Orbit Fracture
Assessment of fractures around the eye socket, with eye care and facial repair coordinated when needed.
Explore care
Panfacial Fracture
Talk through this before you decide.
Call, or send a request with what you have noticed. Family members are welcome in the room.
