| Popis: |
J. Raven's (1992) classification was used in the treatment of patients with multiple fractures of the face associated with contusions, brain concussions, and injuries to the skull vault and base. According to this classification, all injuries of the cerebral and facial skull are classified as types I, II, and subtype Ia. Use of this classification became possible due to introduction of computer-aided tomography. A clinical example of a possible surgical correction of the orbit in a patient with type II fracture is presented. |
