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RESULTS: Of the 24 patients identified, 75% were male, mean age was 8.6, mean ISS 23.7 and mean GCS 9.7. The two most common causes of these fractures patterns were MVA (67%) and pedestrian (25%). 60% were managed operatively. 58% patients had skull fractures, 45.8% intracranial trauma, and 17% developed meningitis. One patient had a C-Spine injury. Group 1 had 8, group 2 had 4 and group 3 had 12 patients. Significant differences were age 5.9 vs 10.4 between group 1 vs group 3 (p=0.004). No differences in ISS, operative repair, complications, LOS, presence of skull fractures or intracranial trauma were found between these groups.

Abstract P13. Oxy133, A Novel Osteogenic Agent, Promotes Bone Regeneration In The Rat Alveolar Cleft Model