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Also known as: '''''Falling from high buildings — Jumper Syndrome — High Flyer Syndrome'''''

Also known as: '''''Falling from high buildings — Jumper Syndrome — High Flyer Syndrome'''''

:'''traumatic cleft hard palate'''

:'''traumatic cleft hard palate'''

:traumatic '''splitting of the mandibular symphysis'''

:traumatic '''splitting of the mandibular symphysis'''

:other '''[[Mandibular Fractures|mandibular fractures]]'''

:other '''[[Mandibular Fractures - Cat & Dog|mandibular fractures]]'''

:'''[[Temporomandibular Luxation|temporomandibular joint luxation]]'''

:'''[[Temporomandibular Luxation|temporomandibular joint luxation]]'''

:'''soft tissue injuries''' and skin loss

:'''soft tissue injuries''' and skin loss

The first line of treatment is the management of '''shock and pulmonary contusions''', which can be fatal to the patient.

The first line of treatment is the management of '''shock and pulmonary contusions''', which can be fatal to the patient.

This should include oxygen, fluid therapy and pain relief. Fracture correction should only be attempted once the patient is '''stable'''.

This should include oxygen, [[:Category:Fluid Therapy|fluid therapy]] and pain relief. Fracture correction should only be attempted once the patient is '''stable'''.

For '''cleft palate injuries''': if the fracture is not displaced, the palatal mucosa can be sutured to enable first intention healing.

For '''cleft palate injuries''': if the fracture is not displaced, the palatal mucosa can be sutured to enable first intention healing.

Duhautois, B. (2010) '''High-rise syndrome, comparative and retrospective study of 204 cases''' ''Communication to l'Académie Vétérinaire de France''

Duhautois, B. (2010) '''High-rise syndrome, comparative and retrospective study of 204 cases''' ''Communication to l'Académie Vétérinaire de France''

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[[Category:Musculoskeletal Diseases - Cat]]

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