Damage control in maxillo facial surgery
GUYOT L
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THIERY G
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LAVERSANNE S
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HAEN P
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BRIGNOL L
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COLLET C
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DERKENNE R
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STEVE M
Seance of wednesday 20 june 2012 (SEANCE COMMUNE AVEC L'ECOLE D'APPLICATION DU SERVICE DE SANTE DES ARMEES)
Abstract
The concept of damage control is covering a strategy of management of hemorrhagic shock centered on a salvage minimalist surgery in association with a perioperative reanimation. This strategy is the gold standard in the treatment of polytraumatized patients. Initially, described in visceral surgery it is now used in orthopedics thoracic surgery, urology, ophthalmology and neurosurgery. The serious facial traumatized patient can also be supported according to the concept of damage control. In this e-Memory, the authors describe the specificity of damage control in maxillo facial surgery
