A comparison between a novel intermaxillary fixation technique and Ivy eyelet intermaxillary fixation technique in the treatment of minimally displaced jaw fractures in terms of time taken, stability of IMF and incidence of glove perforation.

Dr Abdul Ahad G Khan0 个研究点目标入组 0 人开始时间: 待定最近更新: 2021年11月24日

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•1.Minimally displaced jaw fractures either maxilla and/or mandible screened clinically and confirmed radiographically by means of a digital OPG
•2.Occlusion should be minimally disturbed/deranged
•3.Favourable fractures
•4.Multiple fractures with at least 3-4 teeth firmly fixed to basal bone in all fragments
•5.Undisplaced Condylar fractures in which occlusion is minimally deranged that can be manipulated into satisfactory occlusion under local anesthesia manually
•6.Zygomatico-maxillary complex fractures not requiring open reduction/ fixation
•7.Jaw fractures with good proximal contacts between the teeth
•8.Healthy patients free from medical compromise such as diabetes, hypertension, B asthma, Epilepsy, drug allergies etc

•1.Unfavourable fractures
•2.Fractures with grossly deranged occlusion
•3.Mixed dentition period for need of good dento-alveolar support
•4.Comminuted jaw fractures
•5.Dento-alveolar fractures
•6.Displaced condylar fractures requiring open reduction internal fixation
•7.Partially/ totally edentulous jaw fractures
•8.Jaw fractures with open proximal contacts between the teeth
•9.Medical problems such as bronchial asthma, epilepsy that preclude IMF
•10.Oral mucosal conditions that pose significant restrictions on operators maneuverability such as oral submucous fibrosis .

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Dr Abdul Ahad G Khan