The presence of 'donkey-face' deformity, malocclusion, mobile face, marked facial oedema and CSF rhinorrhoea are clinical presentations of which maxillary facial fracture?

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Le Fort III fractures, also known as craniofacial dysjunction, involve the separation of the facial skeleton from the cranial base. This can lead to the clinical presentations mentioned, including marked facial edema, CSF rhinorrhoea, and the appearance of a "donkey-face" deformity due to the extensive nature of the injury.

The Presence of 'Donkey-Face' Deformity, Malocclusion, Mobile Face, Marked Facial