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Wisconsin criteria for maxillofacial CT calculator

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No Wisconsin finding

Band: No Wisconsin finding

Interpretation. No Wisconsin finding

Suggested management. None of the five examination findings is present, so the criteria are not met.

Wisconsin criteria for maxillofacial CT: 0 — No Wisconsin finding. Interpretation: No Wisconsin finding What to do: None of the five examination findings is present, so the criteria are not met. Inputs: Bony step-off or instability: false; Periorbital swelling or contusion: false; Glasgow Coma Scale under 14: false; Malocclusion: false; Tooth absence: false Source: Sitzman TJ, Hanson SE, Alsheik NH, Gentry LR, Doyle JF, Gutowski KA. Clinical criteria for obtaining maxillofacial computed tomographic scans in trauma patients. Plast Reconstr Surg. DOI: 10.1097/prs.0b013e3182043ad8. PMID: 21364427. Five examination findings each count once: bony step-off or instability, periorbital swelling or contusion, Glasgow Coma Scale under 14, malocclusion, or tooth absence. Contusion belongs to that same periorbital finding. Any one of the five met the criteria. (2011)

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Clinical inputs

  • Bony step-off or instability
  • Periorbital swelling or contusion
  • Glasgow Coma Scale under 14
  • Malocclusion
  • Tooth absence

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Sitzman TJ, Hanson SE, Alsheik NH, Gentry LR, Doyle JF, Gutowski KA. Clinical criteria for obtaining maxillofacial computed tomographic scans in trauma patients. Plast Reconstr Surg. DOI: 10.1097/prs.0b013e3182043ad8. PMID: 21364427. Five examination findings each count once: bony step-off or instability, periorbital swelling or contusion, Glasgow Coma Scale under 14, malocclusion, or tooth absence. Contusion belongs to that same periorbital finding. Any one of the five met the criteria. (2011)

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