Multiple Fractures

In cases of serious trauma to the face, there may be multiple fractures of the facial bones. Commonly fractured bones may involve that of the forehead, cheek, nose and lower jaw. These fractures if not treated effectively have the potential to lead to long-term deformities of the face.

We use 3D Cone Beam CT scan reconstructions, the latest revolutionary cutting edge technology in maxillofacial imaging, for diagnostic support and advanced planning in cases of fractures of the face. This technology enables fast, easy and quick visualization of craniofacial structures with unparalleled precision. These advanced modalities help in complete and successful rehabilitation of trauma and injuries.

We have the latest and safest machines including advanced fiberoptic endoscope – a sophisticated anesthesia administration method. Some patients have very limited mouth opening either due to Craniofacial defects, very small jaws or retruded chins. Such patients cannot be subjected to general anesthesia in the traditional way. The flexible Fiberoptic Intubation Endoscope (FFI) is a boon in such instances.

FFI is a most powerful technique for efficient easy intubation of "difficult laryngoscopy" patients otherwise impossible to intubate during general anesthesia.