TEMPORARY DISABILITY OF PATIENTS WITH INJURIES OF MAXILLOFACIAL REGION

Abstract

Introduction: Temporary disability cases in patients with maxillofacial injuries treated in dental medical organizations for 11 years. Objective: to study the group of traumatic maxillofacial injuries affecting the duration of temporary disability cases in the Republic of Tatarstan (RT) in 2007-2017. Material and methods: accounting-and-reporting forms 16-ВН, 036/у, 035/у, 043/у in dental medical organizations for the period 2007-2017. Results: The traumatic maxillofacial injuries leading to temporary disability are in the second place in the structure of diseases with temporary disability and make up 14%; the authors established the type of maxillofacial injuries with temporary disability. When comparing the patients’ age with maxillofacial injuries, it was revealed that the patients with open unilateral mandibular fracture, closed zygomatic fracture, as well as maxillary fracture are significantly young. A bilateral mandibular fracture (both open and closed), an angular mandibular fracture, a wound and hematoma, as well as other injuries are characteristic of older people. The maxillofacial injuries leading to temporary disability are divided as follows, depending on gender: male patients - 58.1%, female patients - 41.9%. The greatest number of temporary disability cases associated with a group of injuries was detected in 2013, the smallest number - in 2008. The average duration of temporary disability cases ranged from 6.69±1.62 to 22.43±2.38 days. The authors established the statistically significant differences in the hospitalization rate depending on the type of maxillofacial injury (p