Injuries of the middle zone of the face are often associated with a high transfer of kinetic energy to several subunits of the facial skeleton at once; they are complex in nature and can present surgeons with serious challenges that require urgent specialized care. This is mainly due to the proximity of the respiratory tract and the rich blood circulation of the base of the skull and the middle part of the face. In addition, concomitant brain, spinal, and orbital injuries may complicate the management of these patients, requiring a systematic interdisciplinary and often individualized approach.
Such injuries are often accompanied by malocclusion, difficulty in nasal breathing, diplopia (double vision), etc.
Phasing of our work
1. Consultation
You can make an appointment with a doctor by phone number or visit the trauma center of the hospital on a first-come, first-served basis.
2. Drawing up an individual treatment plan
The doctor develops an optimal treatment plan based on the examination and the medical history.
3. Outpatient admission or hospitalization
Depending on the severity of each individual case, the doctor may recommend inpatient or outpatient treatment.
4. Recommendations
At the end of the treatment, the doctor gives instructions and, if necessary, appoints dispensary supervision.
Patients per year
outpatient operations annually
inpatient operations annually
years of experience
