@article {22955, title = {OF {\textquotedblleft} DOG BITE {\textquotedblleft} IN THE HEAD AND NECK REGION . }, journal = {THE NEW EGYPTIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE }, volume = {5}, year = {1991}, note = {

dog bite - facial wounds - face \& head region .

}, pages = {774}, abstract = {

ABSTRACT :
Though relatively infrequent , animal bites in the head and neck region can produce potentially serious pathologic conditions that must be judiciously addressed . Facial wound caused by animal attack require proper wound management . Moreover , the evaluation and treatment plan of facial wounds must always include the possibility of rabies . BECAUSE OF ITS INFREQUENT OCCURRENCE IN HUMANS , MANY CLINICIANS may not be cognizant of the current antirabies prophylaxis . So , this study was undertaken to elucidate a recommended protocol for rabies control and the treatment of associated bites and scratch wounds .

}, author = {mohammad mohammad alsehimy} }