Diagnosis And Management Of Oral And Maxillofacial Infections. State-of-the Art.
Abstract
There is no uniformity in the role of different aetiologic factors in mandibular fractures in different cities of the world. Cultural and socioeconomic factors appear to have important contribution to the aetiologies. The condyle and the angle-body regions are most commonly fractured. There is no obvious relationship between aetiology and the site of fracture. Structural considerations suggest that differences between dentate (open section structure) and non dentate (closed section structure) regions are important determinants of fracture sites. Some modifications of standard teaching materials are recommended.
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Citation
Guthua, S.w. Diagnosis And Management Of Oral And Maxillofacial Infections. State-of-the Art. Kda Seminar, September 1990., W, Prof. Guthua Symon , Kda Seminar, September 1990Publisher
University of Nairobi School of Medicine