Which of the following specific facial injuries presents with a locked-open position of the jaw, with jaw movement being almost impossible?

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Mandibular dislocation typically presents with a locked-open position of the jaw, making jaw movement almost impossible. This occurs when the condyle of the mandible moves out of its normal position in the temporomandibular joint.

Which of the Following Specific Facial Injuries Presents with a Locked-Open