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Depicts pan facial trauma with Le fort III fracture (red arrows), communition of the right half of midface along with V1 and V4 deviation (yellow arrows).

Depicts pan facial trauma with Le fort III fracture (red arrows), communition of the right half of midface along with V1 and V4 deviation (yellow arrows).

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Fig. 1: Depicts V1 deviation on left side along with Le fort II...
Fig. 2: Depicts Le fort II fracture on the right side, the fracture...
Fig. 3: Depicts pan facial trauma with Le fort III fracture (red...
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  • Sep 2023
To study the changing patterns of mid face fractures using computed tomography scan. 100 patients with midface fracture requiring open reduction and internal fixation were selected for this study. They underwent 2D and 3D computed tomography scan. The fracture lines were studied radiographically and intraoperatively and compared with the standard L...
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... 2 depicts a case of Le fort II fracture on the right side, the fracture lines showed V1 and V2 type of deviation along with mid palatal split causing the right maxilla to sag in a downward and forward direction. Figure 3 depicts case of pan facial trauma with Le fort III fracture there was severe communition of the right half of midface along with V1 and V4 deviation. ...