https://www.selleckchem.com/products/k02288.html
Out of 35 sub-condylar fractures (29 patients; 23 male, 6 female), four (11.42%) developed transient facial nerve palsy. Fractures at the condylar neck level (P=.045) and with displacement (P=.026) were significantly associated with the development of facial nerve palsy. Four patients (13.8%) developed slight malocclusion, two had surgical site infections, two developed sialoceles, and one had a salivary fistula. The retromandibular transparotid approach is safe and effective with rare major complications in the management of sub-condyla
Like
Comment
Share
