Frequency of Maxillofacial Trauma and Accompanying Types of Maxillofacial Fractures

Purpose: In this study, it was aimed to examine the characteristics, causes of trauma, and age distribution maxillofacial fractures in patients admitted emergency department as a result blunt trauma. Patients Methods: Between 01.01.2015-31.12.2019, 1248 who were with trauma evaluated retrospectively. underwent CT examination diagnosed fracture included our study. Results: The median 32 years, 71.2 % them male. Trauma-related detected 239 (19.2%) affected group participants comprised individuals younger male gender. main mechanisms traffic accidents falls from height. Orbital most common, followed by maxillary bone fractures. Severe often accompanied traumatic brain injuries. mortality rate low (0.4%) isolated compared polytrauma (16%) ( p= 0.001). has been shown that face AIS (Odds ratio: 2.79) Glasgow coma score 0.98) can predict multivariable regression analysis. Conclusion: As we determined relationship between variables associated common injury region. Age, gender, mechanism are great clinical importance identification prediction