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| Le Fort Fracture II involves what two major bones of the face? |
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| Pyramidal Maxillary Fractures are also known as_______. |
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| Le Fort Fracture III involves which bones of the face? |
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| Zygomatic arches, through the orbits, and base of nose. |
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| Craniofacial disjunction fractures are also known as ________. |
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| What is the best means of diagnosing of mid facial fracture? |
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| what small periosteal elevator can be used to dissect away the gingiva? |
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| can the Le Fort Fracture III happen with no other damage to face or other surrounding bones? |
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| Which anesthesia is best for both the LE Fort Fracture II & III? |
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| What incision sight would be best for access to the orbits in an Le Fort Fracture III? |
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| Bilateral eyebrow incision |
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| Wires are twisted in a _______ rotation. |
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| What special forcep is used in the Le Fort Fracture II & III? |
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| Right and left rowe maxillary forcep |
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| Why would polyethylene buttons be used? |
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| To keep the reduction in place. |
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| What special needle is needed? |
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| What often accompanies the use of sterile polyethlene buttons? |
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| the rowe forceps are situated ______ and ______ to reduce maxilla. |
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| intranasally, intraorally |
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