Care of the Patient with Maxillofacial Trauma
Hours: 0.75
Maxillofacial trauma can result from numerous mechanisms of injury and presents enormous challenges for both healthcare providers and patients. Facial injuries are complex, challenging injuries that require in-depth knowledge of the structures involved, including the potential for airway compromise, intracranial trauma, and spinal cord injury. In addition to the potential for life-threatening injuries, facial trauma can have long-term consequences that affect the functionality of the senses and the psychological well-being of the patient. This course provides information about the recognition and care of patients who have maxillofacial fractures. The goal of this course is to provide information about the recognition and care of patients who experience maxillofacial trauma.
Maxillofacial trauma can result from numerous mechanisms of injury and presents enormous challenges for both healthcare providers and patients. Facial injuries are complex, challenging injuries that require in-depth knowledge of the structures involved, including the potential for airway compromise, intracranial trauma, and spinal cord injury. In addition to the potential for life-threatening injuries, facial trauma can have long-term consequences that affect the functionality of the senses and the psychological well-being of the patient. This course provides information about the recognition and care of patients who have maxillofacial fractures. The goal of this course is to provide information about the recognition and care of patients who experience maxillofacial trauma.
