Facial Bone Fractures Causes, Types & Treatments | Facial Fractures | - Dr. Priyadarshini Banarjee скачать в хорошем качестве

Facial Bone Fractures Causes, Types & Treatments | Facial Fractures | - Dr. Priyadarshini Banarjee

In today's video, Dr. Priyadarshini Banarjee will tell us about "Facial Bone Fractures" and their causes and treatments. 00:00 00:12 What causes facial bone fractures? The most common cause of facial fractures is physical assault, followed by vehicular accidents and falls. Other causes include: Sports-related injuries. Workplace accidents. Domestic violence. 00:38 Facial Bone Fractures: Facial fractures are broken bones in your face, which can include your jaw, nose, and eye sockets. Common causes include motor vehicle accidents, falls, physical assault, and gunshot wounds. Treatment typically involves surgical reconstruction. 00:55 Type Of Facial Bone Fractures: Nasal fractures (broken nose). Forehead fractures (broken frontal bone). Orbital fractures (eye sockets). Zygomatic fractures (cheekbones). Tripod facial fracture (involving your eye socket, cheekbone, and upper jaw). Maxillary or mandibular fracture (broken jaw). Mid-face fractures (Le Fort fractures). 01:56 Complications of facial fractures? Facial bone fractures can distort your appearance and interfere with normal function. For example, a person with a jaw fracture will have difficulty eating. Someone with a nasal fracture may have trouble breathing through their nose. Facial trauma can also result in infections, internal bleeding, and neurological issues. For instance, some facial bone fractures can cause a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak. 02:32 Initial Treatments are medications, ointments, tablets, and injections. Definitively you may or may not require surgery on your bone. For more information watch the video till the end. Thanks! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About Sahyadri Hospitals Ltd. Sahyadri Hospitals is the largest chain of hospitals in Maharashtra. It is the brainchild of Dr Charudutt Apte, one of India’s most renowned Neurosurgeons and more importantly an ardent practitioner of ethical medical practices. The Sahyadri group has 8 Hospitals with over 900 and 200 ICU beds. Currently, we have more than 2000 clinicians along with 2600 supporting staff. Sahyadri Hospitals has touched the lives of more than 50 lakh people by providing quality care. #facialbonefracture #facialbone #facialbonetrauma #sahyadrihospitals #drpridarshinibanarjee