Facial Fracture Clinic

All clinics are led by Muammar Abu-Serriah, (FRCS, PHD) who is Fellowship-trained in the management of advanced head and neck surgery

including complex cranio-facial fractures and reconstruction.

In partnership with Muammar Abu-Serriah and Mercy Radiology

Have you ever wished there was a seamless way to refer your patients with suspected sub-acute facial and nasal bone fractures?

Our one-stop facial fracture clinic is for your ACC-covered patients with suspected sub-acute facial and nasal bone fractures.

why refer to us

Appropriate management of sub-acute facial fractures can be challenging. This is compounded by challenges in obtaining appropriate imaging, and getting your patients seen and managed in a timely manner.

We are committed to working with your patients with sub-acute facial and nasal bone fractures, in providing a one-stop approach to assessment and management. We understand the importance of timely and appropriate communication to those involved in the care and support of an injured patient, as an integral component of the delivery of high quality patient care.

We are also committed to close communication with you as the referrer, to get the patient through their treatment and rehabilitation as efficiently as possible.

Refer a patient

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Benefits to your patients

Comprehensive diagnostic service
• State-of-the-art diagnostic imaging
• Clinical assessment, explanation of imaging results and treatment planning
Access to a multidisciplinary team
• Oral, Maxillofacial Head & Neck Surgeon, Neurosurgeon and Ophthalmologist

Patients seen by specialist within two weeks once swelling settles

What do we treat and how

Fractures treated at our clinics include:

Fracture of orbital floor, walls, orbital rims, blow-out and blow-in fractures
Zygaomatic bone fracture, fracture of the cheekbone often include zygomatico-orbital complex
Zygomatic arch fracture
Outer table frontal bone fracture
Full frontal sinus fracture/cranialisation or obliteration (frontal bone fracture that involves frontal sinus and inner

table which may need cranilisation of the frontal sinus)
Midface fracture (i.e. midface or craniofacial fractures or Le Fort I,II, III fractures)
Naso-ethmoid-orbital complex fracture (including associated telecanthus)
Nasal bone fracture
Isolated mandibular condyle fracture

Sound like one of your patients?

With us your patients’ care involves:

Co-ordinated specialist and high-tech imaging for sub-acute facial and nasal bone fractures
Diagnostic assessment
Treatment plan

EXCLUSION CRITERIA

These require hospital referral:

Airway injury/compromise
Associated intracranial injury
Reduced or deteriorating conscious level
Mandible fracture that needs immediate admission

Active bleeding
Retrobulbar haemorrhage
Facial skin oral mucosal lacerations

Convenient Location

EPSOM
Mercy Radiology (RAD 2)
98 Mountain Road