Facial bone fractures may occur after trauma such as falls, blows, and traffic accidents. Sometimes these fractures may not cause any change...
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Tripod fractures (zygomaticomaxillary fractures) Very common facial edema may hide examination findings. Caused by direct blows to the che...
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It is the second most frequently injured bone after the nasal bone. Mandible fractures are most common in the condylar (subcondyle) region. ...
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The most vulnerable part of the orbit is the orbital floor. Nasofrontal - Ethmoid Fractures The intercanthal distance should be measured. Me...
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The most important feature is recurrent asymmetric edema on the face and upper lip. The reason is unknown. However, there is the triad 1. Re...
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it is called alos Herpes Zoster Oticus) The biggest difference from Bell's palsy is that it is associated with VZV. There are painful ve...
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Also called Idiopathic Peripheral Facial Paralysis Facial paralysis of unknown cause Viral etiology, especially HSV, is held responsible. Mo...
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The skin above the parotid gland is innervated by sympathetic nerves. The parotid gland has parasympathetic innervation (auriculotemporal ne...
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• 95% is epidermoid carcinoma. In Supraglottic Cancers: The main complaint is pain in the ear. Lymphatic spread to both sides of the neck, ...
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• Tracheotomy is made between the 2nd and 3rd cartilages. Tracheotomy Indications: Upper airway obstructions pathologies that require reduct...
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Peritonsillar Abscess The most common agents are beta hemolytic streptococci, pneumococci and anaerobes. Trismus and voice change (hot potat...
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Nasopharyngeal Cancer The most common location is Rosenmüller fossa. Its etiology includes salted fish (from nitrosamine content) and EBV....
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Indications Recurrent acute otitis media airway obstruction Occlusion of sinus ostia by adenoid Treatment-resistant otitis media with effu...
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Exact Indications Recurrent acute tonsillitis chronic tonsillitis Peritonsillar abscess upper airway obstruction diphtheria carrier Suspicio...
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The most important clinical findings include daytime sleepiness, attention deficit, morning headaches, impotence and feeling tired. Etiology...
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The most common complication is malocclusion. Periorbital hematoma Nasopharyngeal bleeding The most important finding is that the maxillary ...
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Longitudinal (Longitudinal) Fractures Cross (Transverse) Fractures The fracture usually starts from the jugular foramen. Longitudinal frac...
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90% of corner tumors are acoustic neuromas and meningioma Symptoms occur with the involvement of neurovascular structures located in the c...
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Facial Nerve consists of motor, sensory, and parasympathetic fibers. N. facialis; It courses in the canalis nervi facialis, which is called...
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Salivary Glands Major Salivary Glands: Parotid-Submandibular gland-Sublingual gland Minor Salivary Glands: It is distributed in approximat...
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