Fracture nose Cause How to diagnose Decision to manipulate or not Timing of manipulation How to manipulate Complications.

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Fracture nose Cause How to diagnose Decision to manipulate or not Timing of manipulation How to manipulate Complications

Causes (Trauma) RTA Contact sports Home accidents Occupational accidents Assault

Diagnosis Swelling Oedema Periorbital bruising Surgical emphysema Crepitus Tenderness X-ray Check for associated injuries

Associated injuries Orbital rim fracture Blowout fracture of orbit Maxilla fracture Fracture zygoma Fractured mandible

Manipulate or not ? If deformity is present then manipulate No deformity, no treatment

Timing of manipulation If no swelling then do it then & there If swelling has appeared then weight for swelling to subside Do it within three weeks

How to manipulate Close Open

complications Intractable bleeding Septal hematoma CSF leak Nasal deformity