Study tests faster, gentler ways to fix a broken jaw
NCT ID NCT07153120
Summary
This study compared three different methods for wiring a patient's jaw shut to help a broken jawbone heal properly. Doctors tested traditional metal bars, newer screws, and a hybrid method on 24 adults with jaw fractures. They measured how well the jaw healed, how long the procedure took, and how comfortable it was for patients.
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Mansoura University
Al Mansurah, Egypt
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