Clinically Relevant Facial Fracture Reporting

Learning Objectives

Understand how facial subunits and common fracture patterns aid in treatment planning of complex facial trauma
Review clinically relevant details for each facial subunit
Practice characterizing complex facial trauma by identifying the constituent facial subunit fractures and clinically relevant details

Course Content

Introduction

Intro to the Course

Upper Face

Upper Face 1 – Anterior/Posterior Table Upper Face 2 – Frontal Sinus Drainage Upper Face 3 – Treatment

Midface

Introduction 1 – Mid-face Subunits Introduction 2 – Facial Buttresses Occlusion-bearing Maxillary – Le Fort Nasoseptal 1 – Anatomy Nasoseptal 2 – Evaluation NOE 1 – Diagnosis NOE 2 – Evaluation ZMC 1 – Diagnosis ZMC 2 – Evaluation Orbit 1 – Urgent Complications Orbit 2 – Delayed Complications

Lower Face

Conclusion

Conclusion and Practice

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