We would like to present to you the Specialized Outpatient Department for Traumatology, which is primarily concerned with the after-care of craniofacial fractures. In addition, we also counsel patients whose craniofacial fractures have healed in malposition.

The present team of doctors for the Specialized Outpatient Department for Orthognath Surgery:
Univ.-Prof. Clemens Klug, MD., DMD.
Paul W. Pöschl, MD., DMD.
Rudolf Seemann, MD., DMD.
Gawriel Karschigijew, MD., DMD.
Günter Russmüller, MD., DMD.
Katharina Pirklbauer, MD., DMD.

Opening Hours: Thursdays from 10.00 to 12.00 a.m. (Appointments only!)
For appointments call (+43-1) 40400/ 7450
Location: 7D (on the 7^th floor), Outpatient Room I

Due to the different causes of craniofacial injuries, they are often combinations of different fracture localizations and different kinds of fractures, so that individual treatment procedures are required. This is explained with help of a clinical case study. The most important fractures of the visceral cranium and their therapy possibilities are explained to you according to the guidelines of the Oral and Maxillofacial Society.

combination by: Univ. Prof. DDr. A. Baumann

• Clinical Case Study
• Teeth Injuries
• Alveolar Process Fractures
• Mandible Fractures
• Mandibular Process Fractures
• Central Midfacial Fractures
• Lateral Midfacial Fractures
• Centrolateral Midfacial Fractures
• Orbital Floor Fractures
• Nasal Bone Fractures
• Forehead and Frontal Sinus Injuries
• Facial Soft Tissue Injuries
• Sources for Quotation