Trauma

Head and Neck

Facial Fractures in Children: Unique Patterns of Injury Observed by Computed Tomography

Chapman VM, Fenton LZ, Gao D, et al (The Children’s Hosp, Denver; The Children’s Hosp Res Inst, Denver, CO; et al) J Comput Assist Tomogr 33:70-72, 2009^§

Abstract

Objective

To determine the patterns of facial fractures observed in pediatric patients after acute trauma.

Materials and Methods

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