Temporal Bone Fractures and Related Complications in Pediatric and Adult Cranio-Facial Trauma: A Comparison of MDCT Findings in the Acute Emergency Setting.

Romain KohlerMarcella PucciBasile Nicolas LandisPascal SennPierre-Alexandre PolettiPaolo ScolozziSeema TosoMinerva BeckerAlexandra Platon

Published in: Tomography (Ann Arbor, Mich.) (2024)

Temporal bone fractures and related complications are common in patients with cranio-facial trauma and need to be thoroughly looked for; the pattern of associated injuries is slightly different in children and in adults.

Keyphrases

soft tissue
bone mineral density
risk factors
emergency department
healthcare
public health
liver failure
young adults
drug induced
trauma patients
bone regeneration
intensive care unit
respiratory failure
postmenopausal women
mechanical ventilation