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complex fracture

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complex fracture,
a closed fracture in which the soft tissue surrounding the bone is severely damaged.


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On the whole, assault was linked with mandible (jaw) fractures, zygomatic complex fractures (complicated breaks in the cheekbones), orbital blow-out fractures (cracks or breaks in bones surrounding the eye) and intracranial (brain) injury.
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23 The incidence of more complex fractures increases with age.
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She suffered a complex fracture of her left elbow which required a five-hour operation and swelling and bruising to her eye and various cuts.
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