2020
DOI: 10.1097/scs.0000000000007261
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Time-Lapse Between Presentation and Treatment of Mandibular Fractures: Is There a Correlation With Sensory Loss Recovery or No Recovery?

Abstract: A possible disadvantage of the traction suture method is the tendency of caudal septum to return to the previous position due to the effect of cartilage memory. However, only 8.8% of patients in the present study were found to have residual deviation. This finding implies that pulling force established in traction suture method is stronger than the tendency of caudal septum to return to the previous position. Results with NOSE score (85.1 versus 22.4) and improved airway findings in 91.3% of the patients suppo… Show more

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