Trauma Nasal

Question 1

Identifica el tipo de Lesión: (Lefort)
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Answer 1

Separation of Maxilar Process to Sinusal Maxilar

Question 2

Identifica el tipo de Lesión: (Lefort)

fx of nasal bone to zygomaticomaxilar juntiíon to superior border tof pterygoid plates.

Answer 2

Lefort II

Question 3

Identifica el tipo de Lesión: (Lefort) III

Answer 3

Posteror etmoidal Bone, lateral orbit, Sphenopalatine …
mouth to middle face

Question 4

Injury makes #Avulsion of upper lateral Cartilage/ alar Cartílage. (Se “cuelga” el cartilago)

Answer 4

1 Plane (Frontal)

Question 5

2 Plane FRONTAL injurie

Answer 5

Nasal Spine/Septum desviation or fracture.

Question 6

Orbital Fx, on frontal proces Maxilar , lacrimal etmoidal and cribiforme plate

Answer 6

3 PLANE FROENTAL

Question 7

1 Plane Lateral

Answer 7

Fx ipsilateral bone 2/3 bone down

Question 8

Contralateral and septum bone. (Tabique desviado)

Answer 8

2 plane Lateral

Question 9

Fx of Frontal Porcees Mziliar & LACRIMAL BONE, it goes fragmentation (CONMINUTA)

Answer 9

3 Plane Lateral

Question 10

Los 2/3 inferiores del hueso nasal es más probable de romper, pues este es más delgado que el tercio proxial. T/F?

Answer 10

TRUE

Question 11

Frontal fracture bone is dangerous, is the base of skull, damege the olfatory nerve and can damage the brain. T/F?

Answer 11

TRUE :)

Question 12

Tell me who get OPEN Surgery

Answer 12

Children and Lefort & 3 plane both

Question 13

Its a complication for 3-4 days of Septal hematoma (Sangrado del tabique)

Answer 13

Silla de Montar (Siddle Nose Deformity)

Question 14

Complication of Nasal obstruction?

Answer 14

Turbinectomy

Question 15

Epistaxis complication what to tx give?

Answer 15

Fenilefrina 0.2%

Question 16

depends on severity,, most save Close Redction till Teenage Years.

Answer 16

 Pediatric Considerations

Question 17

Criterios para una cx abierta?

Answer 17

complex fx, falled closed reduction and ; Orbit, maxilar or Le Fort Fx.