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• W2974348599 abstract "Purpose The aim of this study was to determine whether a correlation exists between the time from injury to repair of mandibular fractures and the development of postoperative complications. We also sought to assess whether a delay in treatment manifests in an increased surgical time. Patients and Methods We performed a retrospective cohort study and enrolled a sample (N = 64) derived from patients treated with open repair of mandibular fractures at Augusta University Medical Center by the oral and maxillofacial surgery service from July 2015 to June 2018. Time from injury to surgical repair was analyzed as a continuous variable, and the primary outcome was the presence of any of the following postoperative complications: infection, mechanical complication, cranial nerve V3 deficit, or cranial nerve VII deficit. Secondary outcome variables included the presence of substance abuse, surgical approach, and surgery time. Logistical regression was performed. Results Among 64 patients, there were 27 patients with a total of 32 complications, including infection (n = 9), mechanical complications (n = 3), cranial nerve V3 deficits (n = 13), and cranial nerve VII deficits (n = 7). The mean time to fixation was 13.26 days in patients without complications versus 17.52 days in patients with complications. The association between time to surgical repair and complication rate was not statistically significant (P = .203). No association was found between time to surgical repair and surgery time (P = .699). Conclusions Our study did not find a significant association between the timing of repair of mandibular fractures and complications. Our study also failed to show a correlation between a delay in surgical intervention and increased technical challenges manifested by an increased surgical time. The aim of this study was to determine whether a correlation exists between the time from injury to repair of mandibular fractures and the development of postoperative complications. We also sought to assess whether a delay in treatment manifests in an increased surgical time. We performed a retrospective cohort study and enrolled a sample (N = 64) derived from patients treated with open repair of mandibular fractures at Augusta University Medical Center by the oral and maxillofacial surgery service from July 2015 to June 2018. Time from injury to surgical repair was analyzed as a continuous variable, and the primary outcome was the presence of any of the following postoperative complications: infection, mechanical complication, cranial nerve V3 deficit, or cranial nerve VII deficit. Secondary outcome variables included the presence of substance abuse, surgical approach, and surgery time. Logistical regression was performed. Among 64 patients, there were 27 patients with a total of 32 complications, including infection (n = 9), mechanical complications (n = 3), cranial nerve V3 deficits (n = 13), and cranial nerve VII deficits (n = 7). The mean time to fixation was 13.26 days in patients without complications versus 17.52 days in patients with complications. The association between time to surgical repair and complication rate was not statistically significant (P = .203). No association was found between time to surgical repair and surgery time (P = .699). Our study did not find a significant association between the timing of repair of mandibular fractures and complications. Our study also failed to show a correlation between a delay in surgical intervention and increased technical challenges manifested by an increased surgical time." @default.
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• W2974348599 title "Time to Open Repair of Mandibular Fractures and Associated Complications" @default.
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