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[Plastic-surgical principles in the rehabilitation of severe mid-facial injuries].
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[Induction of anesthesia in severe facial injury].
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The basic principles of the treatment of maxillo-facial injuries.
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Maxillo-facial injuries.
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Emergency management of maxillo-facial injuries.
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Treatment of facial injuries.
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[Eating in maxillo-facial injuries].
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The use of computerised tomography in facial injuries.
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[Treatment of avoidable late sequelae of jaw and facial injuries].
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[Computer tomography in traumatology. Medial facial injuries].
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[Asphyxiating facial injuries].
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Management of complex facial injuries.
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Dental and facial injuries following sports accidents: a study of 130 patients.
Details of injuries to the face and teeth have been collected over a five-year period. One hundred and thirty patients were seen with injuries resulting from 21 different sports. Estimates of the numbers of people playing various team sports in the Bradford area suggest that the incidence of facial injuries is most common in rugby, followed by soccer and cricket. Miniature motor cycling and horse-riding are the most dangerous individual sports. The ages of injured patients varied widely in different sports, but the severity of injuries sustained is less than those due to other causes.
[Statistics on early stages of facial injuries in the Kanto-Rosai Hospital].
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[Facial injuries in multiple injured patients. Aspects of oral, jaw and facial surgery].
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