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- Title
Self Cleaning Textiles: The Textiles that Clean themselves.
- Authors
Singh, A.; Gahlot, M.
- Abstract
Treatment of pediatric mandibular fracture remains a main concern and a challenge. The treatment is usually performed without delayed with frequent observation and close reduction. The goal of treatment of these fractures is to restore the underlying bony architecture to pre-injury position, in a stable fashion, as non-invasively as possible, with minimal residual esthetic and least functional impairment. However, these splints are more reliable than those of open reduction or inter maxillary fixation (IMF) techniques with regard to cost effectiveness, ease of application and removal, reduced operating time, maximum stability during healing period, minimal trauma for adjacent anatomical structures, and comfort for the young patients. Due to the technical difficulties of IMF, plates and screws, acrylic splints with circumferential wiring are recommended and remains the treatment of choice splint in cases of mandibular body, parasymphysis, symphysis fracture in young children.
- Publication
Man-Made Textiles in India, 2015, Vol 43, Issue 1, p14
- ISSN
0377-7537
- Publication type
Academic Journal