Fracture Mandibula

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No.

Nam
: Mr. R
Sex
: Male
e
19 years
No.
Age :
: 630475
old
Reg
Main complaint : Lacerated wound at mentale
Condition
: The condition had suffered for 4 hours due to traffic
accident before the patient was taken to the hospital.
There were no events of vomiting and unconsciousness.
Mechanism of
injury

: The patient was riding a motorcycle when accidentally


struck another vehicle. He was thrown from the
motorcycle with his head landed first
Sustained Injury : Mandible
Symptom & sign : Headache
Examination
: Physical examination, Laboratory examination, Head CT
Done
Scan, skull X-Ray

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Primary Survey
A: Clear
B: RR: 22x/minutes, spontaneous, symmetric,
thoraco abdominal type
C: BP: 110/70 mmHg, PR: 90 x/minute, regular,
adequate
D: GCS 15 (E4M6V5), pupil equal 3 mm/3 mm,
Light Reflex +/+
E: T (ax): 36,7 oC

Secondary Survey
Mandibular Region :
I : Seen stitched wound size 4 cm.
Hematome (-), wound (+)
P : Tenderness (+), Crepitation (+)

Laboratory Result
WBC

16,83 x 103 / L

RBC

5,05 x 106 / L

HGB

14,5 g/dL

HCT

42,6 %

PLT

279 x 103/ L

CT / BT

730/300

Blood Sugar

91 mg/dl

Ureum

13 mg/dl

Creatinin

0,8 mg/dl

GOT / GPT

32/31 /L

Head CT scan

Skull X-Ray

WORKING
DIAGNOSIS

: - Mild head injury GCS 15

MANAGEMENT

: Apply IVFD

(E4M6V5)
- Mandibular fracture

Medicaments
Consult to senior plastic
surgeon
Advice: immediate ORIF

OPERATION PROCEDURE
Laid patient down onto supine position under
GA
Disinfection and draping procedure
Proceed incision mucous on the mandibular
Seen fracture line on mandibular parasimfisis
Applied 2 plate, 5 burr hole with 4 screw and 3
burr hole with 3 screw
Rinse the wound by NaCl and betadine
Stitch the wound layer by layer
Done

POST OP
DIAGNOSIS

: - Mild head injury GCS 15

PROGNOSIS

: Good

FOLLOW UP

: Vital sign

(E4M6V5)
- Mandibular fracture

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