Epidemiology of Craniomaxillofacial Fractures Over a 5-year Period at a Midwestern Level 1 Trauma Center Serving a Large Rural Population

Keyphrases

• Epidemiology 100%
• Rural Population 100%
• Level 1 Trauma Center 100%
• Craniomaxillofacial Fractures 100%
• Etiology 30%
• Assault 20%
• Predictor Variables 20%
• Anatomic Location 20%
• Admission Source 20%
• Nasal Bone 20%
• Malar 20%
• Older Adults 10%
• Community-based 10%
• Illinois 10%
• Statistical Significance 10%
• Age Groups 10%
• Variables of Interest 10%
• Urban Centers 10%
• Inclusion Criteria 10%
• Exclusion Criteria 10%
• Domestic Violence 10%
• Descriptive Statistics 10%
• Mandible 10%
• Medical Records 10%
• Urban Hospitals 10%
• Motor Vehicle Collision 10%
• Emergency Department 10%
• Inclusion-exclusion 10%
• Population Characteristics 10%
• Off-road 10%
• Tertiary Care Hospital 10%
• Independence Test 10%
• Craniomaxillofacial 10%
• Rural Hospitals 10%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 10%
• Sign Test 10%
• Wilcoxon 10%
• Gunshot Wound 10%
• All-terrain Vehicle 10%
• Fracture Location 10%
• Nasal Bone Fracture 10%
• Maxillary Fractures 10%
• Mandibular Fracture 10%
• Orbital Fracture 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cohort Effect 100%
• Triage 100%
• Rural Population 100%
• Nasal Bone 66%
• Lower Jaw 33%
• Patient Referral 33%
• Medical Record 33%
• Emergency Department 33%
• Population and Population Related Phenomena 33%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 33%
• Domestic Violence 33%
• Gunshot Injury 33%
• Maxilla Fracture 33%
• Sign Test 33%
• Orbit Fracture 33%
• Nose Fracture 33%
• Mandible Fracture 33%