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mkg-1012	Kamadjaja, David B.; D, Coen Pramono	Management of zygomatic-maxillary fracture (The principles of diagnosis and surgical treatment with a case illustration)	2008	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3772	192	48	The clinical signs and symptoms are related to displacement or rotation of the fragments which include enophthalmos, hypothalmos, proptosis, diplopia, trismus, mallar flattening, and hypoesthesia.1–5 A number of classifications for zygomatic fractures have been developed based on the anatomy and displacement of the fracture. The most widely used classification of zygomatic fracture are those proposed by Dingman and Rowe and Killey’s.5	cache/mkg-1012.pdf	txt/mkg-1012.txt