[Athletic injuries in mouth, jaw and facial surgery]
- PMID: 10036718
- DOI: 10.1055/s-2007-993354
[Athletic injuries in mouth, jaw and facial surgery]
Abstract
Sport is a common cause of facial injuries. Depends on geographical distribution, 10% to 32% of all facial trauma cases are accounted to sporting activities according to the literature. In the following review article, sports-related facial injuries are classified based on their localization and on the principle of their treatment. Sports-specific mechanism underlying common injuries and state of the art concepts of diagnostics and surgical management, as currently practiced, are presented.
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