A case of complex facial trauma (PLASTIC SURGERY)
by Author on Friday, May 28th, 2010 | 25 Comments
Dr. Carmine Taglialatela Scafati performing surgery on a patient suffering from panfacial trauma. Special thanks to: along with Dr. Enzo Facciuto, Dr. Michele Mangone and Dr. Paolo Grulliero
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With that huge approch i woud put 2 titanium plates instead of lag screws. That´s the difference between plastic surgeons and maxillofacial surgeons…i would done by an intraoral aprproch. Yeah AMBUMANI00RAMADOS…facial nerve damage not cause dead. but its cause a facial palsy…and a huge law issue in my country.
From there u can see mandibular inferior border…and the occlusion???????.
Oh…ORAL AND MAXILOFACIAL SURGERY IS A DENTISTRY SPECIALITY!!
Wow, scary! Where are from these fractures? Car accident, or what?
incredible…I hope the person recovered well.
i dont get it if a plastic surgeon can do any maxillofacial surgery exept the oral suergry so why peaple bother to invent the maxillofacial speciality?
Great Job surgeons !!!
This Guys Lower Jaw was driven into His
Upper Front Teeth.
Could Of Been A Kick To The Lower Jaw.
Look At The first Scan Picture.
Great Job Surgeons !!!
man, you’re clueless…
Dear Italian Doctors,
You didn’t just go to school you actually became quality doctors. I envy your talent and thank you for restoring back some of my faith for the medical surgical profession for which I have little here in the USA…I have my reasons. Ringrazio i medici Dr. Carmine Taglialatela Scafati, dottor Enzo Facciuto, Dr. Michele Mangone e il dottor Paolo Grulliero si possono passare i vostri talenti per gli altri ed essere benedetti.
very nicely done.
I LOVE my surgeons. Big thanks and much love to Dr. Brendan Stack,MD, ENT specilist, and Dr. Emery Vural, MD, plastic surgeon, at UAMS Maedical Center In Little Rock Arkansas. I had facial trauma and I am still in the reconstructive stage, but if I didnt have faith that my doctors could do it, I woulnnt have come this far. I too had to have my teeth removed and I had to have a trach to breath.
Also, a BIG thanks to all the staff that worked with and are still working with me at UAMS in Little Rock, Arkansas. You guys are GREAT… THANK YOU, THANK YOU !!
that is graphic. LOL
nice work, that was a very difficult case.
Maxillofacial surgeries are made by oral and maxillofacial surgeons,which have earned an D.D.S. or D.M.D. and M.D. degrees.They are not plastic surgeons,since their job is not to “re-do” someone’s face.
The ones featured in this video are M.D. holders trained as plastic surgeons,a different story…
Silly you, try and do some reading, who invented plastic and reconstructive surgery? by any chance, have you heard about Kazanjian? it is one of the stupidest never ending arguments, nowadays the face surgery is heavily conte$ted, Trauma surgeons, ENT surgeons, orthopedic surgeons they all have shown intere$t, OMF surgeons have the dental training under their belts and having concentrated efforts on a rather small (but complex) area allows them to gather a wealth of undiluted knowledge.
Is there more? I would like to see the finished results of the patient. Those were a lot of screws.
maxilofacial
Beautifully done. I do wonder what the mechanism of injury was…
Great vid, next time though pls sub music for commentary, and limit the theatrical time lapses.
@primigenio1 : & it is also a branch of dentistry, this is the truth..
@primigenio1
Ok,to the uninformed people here,an Oral and MaxilloFacial Surgeon holding both DDS or DMD/MD degrees + a fellowship in trauma CAN perform this kind of surgeries.They don’t perform these kind of complicated cases alone,they cooperate with other specialists as well(orthopedic/Ent surgeons mostly.)
Just like a NeuroSurgeon performing some cases with Orthopedics specialists when it comes to Neuro/spinal surgeries.
did the patient lose an eye? Damn, I don’t see any eyeball in that one socket, just blood.
Mechanism of injury? My money is on automobile accident. Either that, or someone beat his face in with a lead pipe.
omg
@ambumani00ramadoss Check your sources, DUAL degree oralmaxillofacial surgeons do go to dental school first, but then do an accelerated MD program given the similar basic sciences training from the 1st two years of dental school. They do gen surg as well in addition to their OMFS training. They have BOTH MD and DMD/DDS degrees…hence dual degree.