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Patterns & Predilections of Maxillofacial Trauma at a Teaching Hospital in North India (Kanpur)

G.B.Vinit , G.B.Vinit , Pranav Parashar

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Indian Journal of Dental Education 4(1-2):p 5-7, January - June 2011. | DOI:

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During the five year span i.e. June 2006- June 2010, a total of 128 patients with maxillofacial trauma were seen at Rama Dental Hospital & Research Center, Kanpur, of whom 82.81% were males & 17.19% were females, 78.12% predominantly involved mandible while only 4.54% involved mid-third face fracture. Road traffic accidents accounted for about 51.56% while assault cases comprised of 41.93%. Fall from height accounted for 5.37% of total no. of cases. The Male (n=105): females (n=23) ratio was 5:1. Seasonal variation was prevalent with increased incidence of maxillofacial trauma during rainy season (July- September) & on Indian weekends (Saturdays & Sundays) the incidences were very high.

Key words: Road traffic accident, Alcohol consumption, Regional transport office, Maxillofacial Injuries and Intermaxillary Fixation.

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