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IUCS-CESPU
Instituto Universitário Ciências da Saúde - Cooperativa de Ensino Superior Politécnico e Universitário
- La Salete Alves is currently Invited Auxiliar Professor at the University Institute of Health Sciences (IUCS) at CESPU, Regent of the Curricular Unit of Forensic Dentistry.
- She is Researcher at Unit for Multidisciplinary Research in Biomedicine (UMIB)/ITR – Laboratory for Integrative and Translational Research in Population Health – ICBAS, Oporto University
- She is Researcher at Oral Pathology and Rehabilitation Research Unit (UNIPRO), the R&D Unit of IUCS-CESPU
- She is Dentist, was born in Felgueiras (Oporto, Portugal), city where she lives and practices private dental clinic in “Clínica La Salete Alves”, since 2004.
- She is a writer, author of the book “Prof. J. Pinto da Costa – The Doctor, the Teacher, the Communicator”, released on June 8, 2022, in ICBAS, Oporto University.
- Doctor in Dental Surgery, ISCS-N/CESPU, 2003
- Post-Graduation in Medico-Legal Sciences, ICBAS, Oporto University, 2004
- Master in Legal Medicine, ICBAS, Oporto University, 2007
- PhD in Medical Sciences, ICBAS, Oporto University, 2014
- Forensic Dentistry Specialist at the Centro Medico-Legal Prof. J. Pinto da Costa, Lda.
- Postgraduate in Oral and Extra-Oral Rehabilitation with OsteoIntegrated Implants, FMUP, Oporto University, 2009
- Post-Graduation in Post-Traumatic Body Damage Assessment, FMUP, Oporto University, and INML North Delegation, 2009
- Postgraduate in Medicine for Travel and Mobile Populations, FMUP, Oporto University, 2010
- Specialization in Orthodontics, Bases, Fundamentals and Practice, FMUP, Oporto University, 2011
- Specialization in Aesthetic Oral Rehabilitation, Bases, Fundamentals and Practice, FMUP, Oporto University, 2012
- Specialization in Advanced Endodontics, University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), Spain, 2014
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La-Salete Alves, Irene Aragão, Maria-José Carneiro Sousa, and Ernestina Gomes
FapUNIFESP (SciELO)
The incidence of facial trauma is high. This study has the primary objective of documenting and cataloging maxillofacial fractures in polytrauma patients. From a total of 1229 multiple trauma cases treated at the Emergency Room of the Santo Antonio Hospital - Oporto Hospital Center, Portugal, between August 2001 and December 2007, 251 patients had facial wounds and 209 had maxillofacial fractures. Aged ranged form 13 to 86 years. The applied selective method was based on the presence of facial wound with Abbreviated Injury Scale ≥1. Men had a higher incidence of maxillofacial fractures among multiple trauma patients (86.6%) and road traffic accidents were the primary cause of injuries (69.38%). Nasoorbitoethmoid complex was the most affected region (67.46%) followed by the maxilla (57.42%). The pattern and presentation of maxillofacial fractures had been studied in many parts of the world with varying results. Severe multiple trauma patients had different patterns of maxillofacial injuries. The number of maxillofacial trauma is on the rise worldwide as well as the incidence of associated sequelae. Maxillofacial fractures on multiple trauma patients were more frequent among males and in road traffic crashes. Knowing such data is elementary. The society should have a key role in the awareness of individuals and in prevention of road traffic accidents.
La-Salete Alves, Maria-José C. Sousa, and Ernestina Gomes
Sociedade Portuguesa de Estomatologia e Medicina Dentaria (SPEMD)
La Salete Alves, Ernestina Gomes, Cláudia Dias, and M.J. Carneiro Sousa
Sociedade Portuguesa de Estomatologia e Medicina Dentaria (SPEMD)
Clínica La Salete Alves - CEO, Clinical Director, Private Clinic