Exam questionKROK 2Dentistry ยท 2012
As a result of a car accident a 45-year-old patient got an injury of his upper jaw. Examination revealed elongated and flattened face, profuse nasal hemorrhage, liquorrhea from the nose and ears. These clinical presentations are typical for the following fracture of upper jaw:
Answer options
- Suborbital (Le Fort II)
- Bilateral fracture of zygomatic bones
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- Subnasal (Le Fort I)
- Subbasal (Le Fort III)
Correct answer
Subbasal (Le Fort III)
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