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. 2022 Dec 6;22(2):433–441. doi: 10.1007/s12663-022-01824-0

Table 2.

List of included studies

Year 1985 2013 2014 2015 2017
Author Rapidis Shen Boffano Kale Zhou
Type of study Retrospective Retrospective Retrospective Retrospective Case Control
Year of data collection 1971–1980 2005–2010 2001–2010 2008–2013 2000–2009
Sample size 52 39 21 11

25-Case group

869-Control group

Unilateral/Bilateral 3-bilateral 10-bilateral Not mentioned 2-bilateral All unilateral
Associated fractures

12-isolated coronoid process fracture

23-mandibular fracture

10-ZMC fracture

2-LeFort II fracture

4-alveolar fracture

4-isolated coronoid process fracture

17-mandibular

18-midface

11-mandibular

16-midface fractures

1-frontal bone

1-Lefort II

7-mandibular

3-zygomatic arch

7-mandibular fractures

23-midface fractures

8-dental injuries

1-isolated coronoid process

Age 14–89 years 22–58 years 19–77 years 28–55 years 17–56 years
M/F 40-M 12-F 26-M 13-F 16-M 5-F 9-M 2-F 21-M 4-F
Etiology

38-RTA

10-assault

4-other

not mentioned

7-RTA

6-Assaults

6-Fall

2-Sports Injury

11-RTA

17-RTA

3-Assault

3-Fall

Treatment

44-IMF for up to 4 weeks

2-ORIF and Transosseous wiring

6-no treatment

16-conservative management with IMF for 1-2 weeks

23-Surgical management

All were treated with conservative management (observation or IMF not specified)

6-Conservative management using IMF for 3 to 4 weeks

5-ORIF

19-Coronoidectomy

5-Conservative management modality not specified

1-Declined treatment

Follow up not mentioned 12–60 months not mentioned 6 months Not mentioned
Complications Not mentioned

4-Jacob's disease

6-mandibular deviation towards fractured site on opening at the end of 1 wk., corrected at the end of 1-3 m

2-weakness in eye closure at the end of 1 wk., recovered 1–3 m later

1-air leakage when blowing cheek at end of 1wk, corrected 1–3 m later

Not mentioned No complications Not mentioned