Đặc điểm lâm sàng, X-quang chấn thương gãy liên tầng mặt

To describe the epidemiological, clinical, and radiographic characteristics of panfacial fractures at 108 Military Central Hospital. Subject and method: Forty-eight patients with panfacial fractures were treated at 108 Military Central Hospital between May 2017 and May 2020. Method: A cross-sectional descriptive study. Result: A total of 48 participants were examined, of which 97.9% were male. The prevalence was highest among patients aged 19-39 (75%). The most common cause of panfacial fracture was traffic accidents with an incidence of 93.7%. 48 patients had bone deformities with an incidence of 100% and 42 patients had malocclusion after facial bone fracture (87.5%). There were 100% of midfacial fractures and 79.2% of lower facial fractures. There were 4 different forms of panfacial fracture, which are FULM (18.8%), FUL (20.8%), ULM (56,2%), and FUM (4.2%). Conclusion: Among panfacial fracture patients, the males were more popular with an incidence of 97.9%. The prevalence of 19-39-year-old patients was 75%. The most common cause of panfacial fracture was traffic accidents with an incidence of 93.7%. The prevalence of patients with both midfacial and lower facial fractures was 56.2% and the ones with both upper facial and midfacial fractures were 20.8%. The number of patients with three layers of facial fracture at the same time was at least.