Journals / Ulusal Travma Dergisi / 1998 / Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 3

Maxillo-facial fractures: retrospective study of the 2308 cases

Maksillo-fasiyal fraktürler: 2308 olgu ile ilgili retrospektif bir çalışma

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in our study, on 2308 patients withfacialfractures between 1978-1996 who have had their treatment in department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Faculty ofDentistry University of Dicle, the investigation offollowing subjects has been aimed; the relationship between socio-economic and geographic situation with seasonal conditions in Southeast Anatolia, the effects offacial fractures on etiology, age, sex, anatomic localization and seasonal distribution. it bas been revealed that traffic accident and falling rank, thefirst, very closed the each other, among the etiologic reasons and it has been pointed out that the age group most frequently subject to fractures is 0-10 age group the majority of the cases are composed ofmale patients. it has been determinated that isoletedfractures are seen on a 88.5 % basis among allfacialfractures and the majority ofthefractures are seen in manibula.

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Objective & Hypothesis:in our study, on 2308 patients withfacialfractures between 1978-1996 who have had their treatment in department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Faculty ofDentistry University of Dicle, the investigation offollowing subjects has been aimed; the relationship between socio-economic and geographic situation with seasonal conditions in Southeast Anatolia, the effects offacial fractures on etiology, age, sex, anatomic localization and seasonal distribution. it bas been revealed that traffic accident and falling rank, thefirst, very closed the each other, among the etiologic reasons and it has been pointed out that the age group most frequently subject to fractures is 0-10 age group the majority of the cases are composed ofmale patients. it has been determinated that isoletedfractures are seen on a 88.5 % basis among allfacialfractures and the majority ofthefractures are seen in manibula.
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Key Findings & Data:in our study, on 2308 patients withfacialfractures between 1978-1996 who have had their treatment in department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Faculty ofDentistry University of Dicle, the investigation offollowing subjects has been aimed; the relationship between socio-economic and geographic situation with seasonal conditions in Southeast Anatolia, the effects offacial fractures on etiology, age, sex, anatomic localization and seasonal distribution. it bas been revealed that traffic accident and falling rank, thefirst, very closed the each other, among the etiologic reasons and it has been pointed out that the age group most frequently subject to fractures is 0-10 age group the majority of the cases are composed ofmale patients. it has been determinated that isoletedfractures are seen on a 88.5 % basis among allfacialfractures and the majority ofthefractures are seen in manibula.
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Conclusion & Impact:in our study, on 2308 patients withfacialfractures between 1978-1996 who have had their treatment in department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Faculty ofDentistry University of Dicle, the investigation offollowing subjects has been aimed; the relationship between socio-economic and geographic situation with seasonal conditions in Southeast Anatolia, the effects offacial fractures on etiology, age, sex, anatomic localization and seasonal distribution. it bas been revealed that traffic accident and falling rank, thefirst, very closed the each other, among the etiologic reasons and it has been pointed out that the age group most frequently subject to fractures is 0-10 age group the majority of the cases are composed ofmale patients. it has been determinated that isoletedfractures are seen on a 88.5 % basis among allfacialfractures and the majority ofthefractures are seen in manibula.
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in our study, on 2308 patients withfacialfractures between 1978-1996 who have had their treatment in department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Faculty ofDentistry University of Dicle, the investigation offollowing subjects has been aimed; the relationship between socio-economic and geographic situation with seasonal conditions in Southeast Anatolia, the effects offacial fractures on etiology, age, sex, anatomic localization and seasonal distribution. it bas been revealed that traffic accident and falling rank, thefirst, very closed the each other, among the etiologic reasons and it has been pointed out that the age group most frequently subject to fractures is 0-10 age group the majority of the cases are composed ofmale patients. it has been determinated that isoletedfractures are seen on a 88.5 % basis among allfacialfractures and the majority ofthefractures are seen in manibula.

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Çalışmamızda, 1978-1996yıllan arasında, D.Ü. Dişhekimliği Fakültesi Ağız-Diş-Çene Hastalıkları ve Cerrahisi kliniğinde tedavi edilen 2308 fasiyal fraktürlü hastada; Güneydoğu Anadolu bölgesindeki sosyo-ekonomik ve coğrafik yapı ile iklim koşullarının; fasiyal fraktürlerin etyoloji, yaş, cinsiyet, anatomik lokalizasyonlar ve mevsimsel dağılımları üzerindeki etkilerinin araştırılması amaçlanmıştır. Etyolojik sebepler arasında, trafik kazaları ve düşmelerin birbirlerine yakın oranlarda ilk sıralarda yer aldığı, fraktürlerin en sık olarak görüldüğü yaş grubunun 0-10 yaş grubu olduğu tespit edilmiş ve vakaların büyük çoğunluğunu erkeklerin oluşturduğu saptanmıştır. Tüm fasiyal fraktürler içerisinde izole fraktürlerin % 88.85 oranında görüldüğü ve en fazla sayıda fraktürün mandibulada meydana geldiği tespit edilmiştir.

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EROL, B., ÖZER, N., TANRIKULU, R., GÜLSÜN, B., ATAY, Ç. (1998). Maxillo-facial fractures: retrospective study of the 2308 cases. Ulusal Travma Dergisi, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 3, 162–167. https://ajindex.com/articles/325107

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