2024
DOI: 10.3390/healthcare12050542
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Polytrauma Caused by a Bear Attacking a Human with a Benign Outcome

Ruslan Mellin,
Ellina Velichko,
Larisa Maltseva
et al.

Abstract: Injuries to humans caused by wild animals, particularly bears, are rarely mentioned in the literature. Such injuries are frequent in Siberia, which is a territory surrounded by dense forests inhabited by brown bears. In the last 4 months alone (September–December 2023), four bear attacks on humans were registered in Khakassia, Russia. This article presents a clinical case of rehabilitating a patient after a bear attack, who suffered multiple fragmentary fractures of the facial skeleton with displaced bone frag… Show more

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