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Classification Standard of Dental Medical Accidents

Nowadays, there are too many medical disputes. Stomatological hospitals and clinics are not allowed to go out of their way. Physicians'personal safety and the normal order of hospitals are often threatened. * Fear of meeting some rascals. The contradiction between doctors and patients can not be solved by negotiation. First of all, we should understand some classification of dental malpractice for reference.

Classification criteria for dental malpractice:

1. Class B medical accidents: one of the cases of organ deficiency, serious defect, serious deformity, serious dysfunction, special medical dependence, or the majority of life can not take care of themselves. For example, one of the following causes of a patient:

(1) Complete absence of bilateral maxilla or mandible;

(2) Complete absence of one side of the maxilla and the other side of the mandible, accompanied by facial soft tissue defects greater than 30 cm 2;

2. Class II and Class C medical accidents: one of the cases of organ deficiency, serious defect, obvious deformity, severe dysfunction, special medical dependence, or inability to take care of oneself in part of one's life. For example, one of the following causes of a patient:

(1) Severe facial disfigurement;

_One side of the maxilla or mandible was completely absent with facial soft tissue defect greater than 30 cm 2.

(3) Complete loss of ipsilateral maxillary and maxillary bones;

3. Medical accidents such as Grade II D: one of the cases of organ deficiency, most of the defects and deformities, serious functional disorders, general medical dependence and self-care. For example, one of the following causes of a patient:

(1) Bilateral severe peripheral facial paralysis;

(2) The area of moderate facial disfigurement or systemic scar is more than 70%.

(3) The tongue defect is larger than 2/3 of the whole tongue.

(5) 1/2 of the maxillary defect and more than 20 cm 2 of the facial soft tissue defect.

_The length of mandibular defect was more than 6 cm, and the defect of oral and facial soft tissue was more than 20 cm 2.

4. Class A medical malpractice: one of the cases of organ deficiency, most of the defects and deformities, with severe dysfunction, may have general medical dependence and be able to take care of oneself. For example, one of the following causes of a patient:

(1) Mild facial disfigurement;

(2) The perforating defect of cheek is more than 20 cm 2.

(3) The defect of upper lip or lower lip is more than 1/2;

(5) One fourth of the maxillary defect or more than 4 cm of the mandibular defect, with oral and facial soft tissue defects greater than 10 cm 2;

5. Class B medical accidents: most of the organs are defective or deformed, with moderate dysfunction, may have general medical dependence, and can take care of themselves. For example, it causes one of the following cases of patients;

(1) Severe abnormal pigmentation of the face or scar area of the whole body amounted to 60%-69%;

(2) Facial soft tissue defect greater than 20 cm 2;

6. Class C medical accidents: most of the organs are defective or deformed, with mild dysfunction, may have general medical dependence, and can take care of themselves. For example, one of the following causes of a patient:

(1) Bilateral moderate peripheral facial paralysis, clinical judgement can not be restored;

7. Class III medical accidents: partial organ defect or deformity, mild dysfunction, no medical dependence, self-care. For example, one of the following causes of a patient:

(2) Segmental lung resection is necessary for the incorrect entry of instruments or foreign bodies into the respiratory tract.

8. Class E medical accidents: partial organ defect or deformity, slight dysfunction, no medical dependence, self-care. For example, one of the following causes of a patient:

(1) Instruments or foreign bodies should be removed by laparotomy when they enter the digestive tract by mistake.

Level 4 Medical Accidents: Medical Accidents with Other Consequences Causing Obvious Personal Damage to Patients. For example, one of the following causes of a patient:

(1) Bilateral mild incomplete facial paralysis without dysfunction;

(2) Facial mild pigmentation or loss;

(3) Extraction of healthy permanent teeth;

(5) Instruments or foreign bodies should be removed under endoscope after general anesthesia when they enter the respiratory tract or digestive tract by mistake.

(5) Mild injury of perioral and facial soft tissue;

_Non-anatomical variations and other factors, extraction of the maxillary posterior teeth when the root or foreign body into the maxillary sinus need to be removed surgically;

Tissue and organs were slightly damaged, and there was no dysfunction after repair.


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