OPTIMIZATION OF DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS WITH COMBINED FACE-JAW TRAUMA

Abstract

Combined face-jaw trauma (CFJT) is one of the most complex and severe categories of traumatic injuries, requiring a comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of patients. This article discusses modern diagnostic methods and their role in the timely detection of injuries, as well as advanced treatment strategies, including surgical and conservative methods. Particular attention is paid to the issues of rehabilitation and improving the quality of life of patients, including psychological aspects and restoration of functions. An analysis of modern research in the field of traumatology and face-jaw surgery is provided, and promising areas for further development of diagnostics and therapy of CFJT are discussed.