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So sad. just learned my child has craniofacial injuries. i have always tried to shelter and protect my kids. what now?
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Get trained advice: Take your child to a fellowship trained plastics surgeon-one who has experience in pediatric reconstructive surgery. Often this may require an otolaryngologist (ears, nose & throat), and ophthalmologist (eye) with plastics surgery fellowship training and a maxillofacial (dual trained dentists/doctors) working together to restore function and cosmetic appearance.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Craniofascial injury: First what is the cause? Xrays, and ct-head is in order as well as follow up with a nuerosurgeon or plastic surgeon who specializes in cranfascial injuries.
Answered 12/25/2014
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