Facial wound caused by firearm: A case presentation
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WOUNDS BY A FIRE WEAPON, NASAL BONE, CRANIAL FRACTURES, FACIAL TRAUMATISMS, FISTULA OF THE SALIVAL GLANDSAbstract
The case of a Yemenite child aged 6 with a maxillofacial wound caused by firearm involving destruction of nasal area tissues, oulet point of projectile, he is resident of Maabar built-up area is presented, who was cared by interdisciplinary staff of Cuban professors of Al Waheda Hospital of Thamar University. In present paper is showed the way how his life was saved, and facial defect was reconstructed thanks to arduous work of Cuban professors, who returned this child alive to society with an excellent cosmetic and functional rehabilitation, showing once again the human work of Cuban medicine in brother countries.Downloads
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