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- Spinal and traumatic brain injuries frequently occur alongside craniofacial trauma and require diverse neurosurgical approaches.
- The article outlines common conditions treated by neurosurgeons in these cases and explains the timing and context for different treatments during recovery.
- It emphasizes the impact of TBI on planning craniofacial repairs and the need for teamwork among medical specialists to ensure thorough care for trauma survivors.
Article Abstract
Spinal and traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) often accompany craniofacial trauma. Neurosurgical considerations can range from initial emergent surgery to conservative management of closed head injuries in patients with craniofacial injuries. This article discusses the most common disorders managed by neurosurgeons in the setting of craniofacial trauma, and reviews the usual timing and setting for various treatments that patients with TBI encounter throughout the course of treatment. It also highlights the consequences of TBI on the timing and planning of craniofacial repairs and the importance of multidisciplinary cooperation to provide comprehensive care to survivors of trauma.
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