ArticlePlastic and reconstructive surgery. Global open2026
Implementation of a Dedicated Facial Trauma Operating Room at a Level 1 Trauma Center.
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Abstract
Facial fracture repairs are often performed as add-on cases to work around elective schedules and emergent cases. This practice pattern can lead to delays in care and after-hours operations, longer hospital stays, operating room (OR) inefficiencies, and increased provider and staff burnout. To address this, we implemented a dedicated facial trauma OR model at our level 1 trauma center. A dedicated OR is available twice weekly and managed by the attending facial trauma surgeon on call. Any facial trauma case can be scheduled until 6 am on the same day, after which any unused OR time is then released to accommodate add-on cases. Pearson χ
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