Facial injury patterns in victims of intimate partner violence.

Rahul GujrathiAnji TangRichard ThomasHyesun ParkBabina GosangiHanni M StoklosaAnnie Lewis-O'ConnorSteven E SeltzerGiles W BolandKathryn M RexrodeDennis P OrgillBharti Khurana

Published in: Emergency radiology (2022)

/advances in knowledge. The midface was the most frequent location of injury in victims of intimate partner violence, and the nasal bone was the most commonly fractured facial bone. Recognizing these injury patterns can help radiologists suspect IPV and prompt them to discuss the possibility of IPV with the clinical providers.

Keyphrases

intimate partner violence
soft tissue
bone mineral density
healthcare
artificial intelligence
bone loss
bone regeneration
body composition
postmenopausal women