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Patterns and Outcomes of Pediatric Facial Fractures in the United States: A Survey of the National Trauma Data Bank
Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 09/19/08

Imahara SD et al. - Causes and patterns of facial fractures vary with age. Cranial and central facial injuries are more common among toddlers and infants, and mandible injuries are more common among adolescents. Although bony craniofacial trauma is relatively uncommon among the pediatric population, it remains a substantial source of mortality, morbidity, and hospital resource use. Continued efforts toward injury prevention are warranted.

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