Lefort 1 # Flashcards
Syn for Lefort 1??
Guerin #... Low level #... Floating maxilla #.. Telescopic #... Horizontal #...
Lefort 2 involves?
- Maxilla
- Nasal
- Lacrimal bones
Lefort 3 involves?
Ethmoidal
Lacrimal
Nasal
Maxilla
Guerin’s sign is?
Ecchymosis at GREATER PALATINE foramen…
Bleeding into Max sinus seen in?
Lefort 1..
When sinus gets filled with blood… Blood starts leaking through the nose.. n nasal passages may get blocked with this clotted blood..
Forceps used for MAXILLA disimpaction?!
Row’s forceps…
Pn - Six hit MAXimum no. Of ROWS back
Lefort 1 osteotomy involves # of how many bones?
5
2 maxillae + dysjunction of vomer + Pterygoid plates… ( Not really clear )
Blood supply of Remaining maxilla after Lefort 1 osteotomy is maintained by?
- Ascending palatine branch of Facial artery..
- Ant branch of ascending pharyngeal artery…
There is disruption of descending palatine artery following Lefort 1 osteotomy…
Panda facies seen after?
Lefort 2
Because of this the pt develops dark circles around the eyes… Known as RACOONs eyes…
Subconjunctival ecchymosis is seen with?? Both Lefort 2 n 3…
Clinical feat of Lefort 2?
Malocclusion (Pn - I hv class 2 MALOCCLUSION… Here class 2 means lefort 2) and ( In Lefort 1.. TRUE OPEN BITE is seen… Rm this PT here only)
Paraesthesia
CSF Rhinorrhea
*** Alw Rm…. Enoptholmos is not seen in Lefort 2… It’s seen in Lefort 3…
Horizontal fracture of maxilla is?
Lefort 1 #
True open bite is caused by?
Horizontal # of maxilla (not clear how…)
Lefort 2 syn??
Infrazygomatic..
Pyramidal #…
Lefort 3 syn??
Craniofacial dysjunction…
High level #
Suprazygomatic #
High transverse… (Lefort 1 is transverse… Just transverse)
B/L subconjuctival ecchymosis is seen in?
Lefort 2
Lefort 3
Naso ethmoidal complex #
But not seen in Lefort 1 (Obv)
The first step in Rx of a pt with head injury?
Secure Airway
If the pt is unconscious with head inj he should be carried in LEFT LATERAL position… why?
This allows clearing of blood n mucus from mouth n nasopharynx n allows escape of other secretions…
In a pt with head inj most imp to note first (among all eye signs) ?
Ability to open eye
- Safest initial approach to open airway of pt with maxillofacial trauma? N explain airway opening in a pt with maxillofacial trauma…
Jaw thrust….
NOT head tilt or chin lift…
Every Tx pt should be considered as a pt withCERVICAL SPINE INJ n treated accordingly…. Here, chin lift with head lift manuers also open the airway, but avoided in ANY PT with a potential CERVICAL SPINE INJ…
Therefore JAW THRUST without head tilt maneuver should be performed WHILE MAINTAINING “CERVICAL SPINE ALIGNMENT”….