In children with congenital nasal disorders, supportive care of the
airway is given until the diagnosis is established. Diagnosis is
made through a combination of ?exible scoping and imaging
studies, primarily CT scan. In the case of surgically correctable
congenital problems such as choanal atresia, surgery is performed
once the child is deemed healthy and free of life-threatening
problems such as congenital heart disease.
Anatomy of the head and neck is a compact organization of the elements of nerves, blood vessels, epithelial, and musculoskeletal which are functionally integrated and continuous. One is our Ear
In children with congenital nasal disorders, supportive care of the
airway is given until the diagnosis is established. Diagnosis is
made through a combination of ?exible scoping and imaging
studies, primarily CT scan. In the case of surgically correctable
congenital problems such as choanal atresia, surgery is performed
once the child is deemed healthy and free of life-threatening
problems such as congenital heart disease.
Anatomy of the head and neck is a compact organization of the elements of nerves, blood vessels, epithelial, and musculoskeletal which are functionally integrated and continuous. One is our Ear
Orbital Fractures - The Role of an OphthalmologistAnkit Punjabi
Orbital fractures are a common finding in maxillofacial trauma. although a multi-disciplinary approach is essential, the role of ophthalmologist cannot be overemphazised. here we discuss the same.
this describes management of patient presents with facial trauma. ED sequence of facial trauma includes primary survey, secondary survey as in ATLS. Detailed assessment of frontal fracture, orbital fracture, nasal fracture, nasal septal hepatoma, zygomatic maxillary fracture, alveolar fracture, mid facial fracture, TM perforation, pinna hematoma and laceration, mandibular fracture and mandibular dislocation is included.
5.Dr. Rahul VC Tiwari et al. A case of posterior dislocation of mandibular condyle into external auditory canal. International Journal of Medical and Oral Research July-December 2017;2(2):84-88
2. Externalear trauma The external ear, consisting of the auricle and external auditory canal (EAC), is generally more vulnerable to physical trauma. The auricle is very vulnerable to both blunt and sharp trauma.
3. The most common complication from blunt trauma to the ear is the formation of auricular hematoma. Failureto recognize and treat this condition early usually leads to an ugly deformity of the pinna known as a “cauliflower” ear.
12. Longitudinal fractures 80% of Temporal Bone Fractures Lateral Forces along the petrosquamous suture line 15 20% Facial Nerve involvement 15- EAC laceration
13. Transverse fractures 20% of Temporal Bone Fractures Forces in the Antero - Posterior direction 50% Facial Nerve Involvement EAC intact
14. Penetrating Trauma Increase in violence and firearms Associated with more dismal outcome More likely to involve intracranial lesions
