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The aim is to address the training gap for surgeons in managing complex craniomaxillofacial injuries resulting from combat situations.

Enhancing Combat Surgical Readiness: The Development and Impact of the Combat Craniomaxillofacial Trauma Surgery Course

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The aim is to address the training gap for surgeons in managing complex craniomaxillofacial injuries resulting from combat situations.
Conducted a CMF trauma surgery course for military surgeons with a focus on high-risk injuries.
Used a 50-item case-based exam to assess knowledge and skills, with a performance benchmark of 80%.
Implemented face-to-face laboratory sessions alongside online resources for effective learning.
Knowledge significantly improved for all participants (P < .01).
Post-course scores averaged 80.00 ± 0.45, meeting the established performance standard.
Procedural performance saw small to large effect size improvements across several procedures.

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Randomized trial finds significant improvements in knowledge and skills for military surgeons managing CMF injuries, indicating effective training.

Andreatta et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Randomized trial finds significant improvements in knowledge and skills for military surgeons managing CMF injuries, indicating effective training.