Methods We performed a keyword search of PubMed, Scopus, and OVID Medline
databases (January 1980–March 2020) for all published studies focused on dog bite injuries …

INTRODUCTION Dog bites are a unique and unusual injury in children, associated with
atypical bacterial species, high infection rates, and controversial surgical treatment. Expert …

Methods We used an electronic hospital database to identify all patients≤ 17 years of age
treated for dog bites from 2013–2018. Data related to patient demographics, injury type …

Background There is little consensus on the management of dog bite victims. Few studies
have examined long-term patient outcomes. This study was designed to evaluate two …

Dog bite injuries often present to Emergency Departments (ED), and between 2001 and
2003, approximately 4.5 million adults and children were injured. Injuries may range from …

Background Soft tissue facial injuries (STFI) constitute a huge portion of craniofacial trauma
but the risk of surgical site infection (SSI) and the patient-reported outcomes (PROs) …

Background Dog bite injuries are common within the pediatric population. Currently, there
are inconclusive data on best sedation practice, antibiotic regimen, and need for plastic …

Craniofacial fractures from canine bites are rare, but can be devastating events that lead to
complex surgical management, long-term functional deficits, and psychological sequelae …

The purpose of this qualitative grounded theory study was to analyze how hourly employees
and managers of privately-owned pet grooming salons in the US explained employee …

Trauma in childhood and adolescence is an important factor in morbidity and mortality,
being a huge public health problem. Among the facial traumas in children, animal bites …