Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
The abused female oral and maxillofacial surgery patient: Treatment approaches for identification and management,2007,19,2,259-265,Zeitler
Distribution of maxillofacial injuries in terrorist attacks,2005,17,3,273-280,Hasson
Ten common myths of ballistic injuries,2005,17,3,251-259,Powers
Oral and Maxillofacial Injuries Experienced in Support of Operation Iraqi Freedom I and II,2005,17,3,331-339,Will
Cervical spine injuries,2008,20,3,381-391,Chen
Penetrating neck injuries,2008,20,3,393-414,Bagheri
Orofacial injuries as markers for intimate partner violence,2010,22,2,239-246,Halpern
Substance use and facial injury,2010,22,2,231-238,Murphy
Screening for psychiatric problems in the orofacial trauma setting,2010,22,2,225-229,Marshall
The long-term psychological sequelae of orofacial injury,2010,22,2,217-224,Glynn
The psychosocial characteristics and needs of patients presenting with orofacial injury,2010,22,2,209-215,Glynn
Salivary Biosensors for Screening Trauma-Related Psychopathology,2010,22,2,269-278,Shetty
The Need for Preoperative Psychological Risk Assessment,2010,22,4,431-437,Lyne
Child Maltreatment,2012,24,3,511-517,Horswell
Pediatric head injuries,2012,24,3,337-350,Horswell
Dental trauma,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Jones
Eyelid and periorbital soft tissue trauma,2021,33,3,317-328,Korn
Epidemiology and etiology of facial injuries in children,2023,,,S1042-3699(23)00030-4,Abramowicz