Retrospective cohort study reveals management outcomes of pediatric temporal bone fractures, suggesting improved care strategies.
Pediatric temporal bone fractures are mostly OCS and longitudinal, typically caused by falls. OCV fractures are uncommon but linked to irreversible facial nerve and cochlear injury.
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