在急诊科的休闲自行车相关伤害

IF 0.4 Q3 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL
Jia Rui Kwan, Shiun-Hwa Chantal Lim, Wei Lin Lester Ong, Yong Hui Alvin Tan, J. Kam, J. Pek
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休闲自行车在新加坡越来越受欢迎,但缺乏关于这些损伤的范围和严重程度及其对医疗资源利用的影响的文献。我们的目标是描述这些伤害的特征,并审查受伤自行车手所需的医疗资源。对2018年8月至2020年12月期间急诊科就诊的娱乐性自行车相关损伤患者进行了回顾性审查。收集并分析了有关人口统计、受伤情况、所受伤害、临床进展和结果的信息。共有214名患者,在研究期结束时,每月就诊人数有所增加。中位年龄为48岁(四分位间距(IQR)31至60),165名(77.1%)患者为男性。在急诊科,35名(16.4%)、142名(66.4%)和37名(17.3%)患者分别被分为P1(急诊)、P2(急诊)和P3(门诊)。钝性损伤210例(98.1%)。上肢和下肢软组织损伤最为常见。一百八十一名(84.6%)患者有轻度至中度损伤,损伤严重程度评分为0至8。124名(57.9%)患者入院,其中40名(18.7%)患者需要手术治疗。ED中越来越多地遇到与休闲自行车相关的伤害。这些伤害与需要利用医疗资源的疾病有关。需要立法和教育努力促进休闲自行车的安全,以减少事故并将受伤的影响降至最低。
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Recreational cycling related injuries at the emergency department
Recreational cycling is gaining popularity in Singapore but there is a lack of literature regarding the spectrum and severity of these injuries and their impact on the utilisation of healthcare resources. We aim to characterise these injuries, as well as to review the healthcare resources required by injured cyclists. A retrospective review of patients with recreational cycling-related injuries presenting to the Emergency Department (ED) between August 2018 and December 2020 was performed. Information about demographics, circumstances of injury, injuries sustained, clinical progress, and outcomes were collected and analysed. There were 214 patients, with an increase in monthly attendance towards the end of the study period. The median age was 48 years old (interquartile range (IQR) 31 to 60) and 165 (77.1%) patients were male. In the ED, 35 (16.4%), 142 (66.4%), and 37 (17.3%) patients were triaged as P1 (emergent), P2 (urgent), and P3 (ambulatory) respectively. Blunt injuries occurred in 210 (98.1%) patients. Soft tissue injuries involving the upper and lower limbs were most common. One hundred and eighty-one (84.6%) patients had a minor to moderate injury classified by an Injury Severity Score of 0 to 8. One hundred twenty-four (57.9%) patients were admitted to the hospital with 40 (18.7%) requiring surgery. Recreational cycling-related injuries are increasingly encountered in the ED. These injuries are associated with morbidities which require utilisation of healthcare resources. Legislation and education efforts to promote safety in recreational cycling are required to reduce accidents and minimise the impact of the injuries sustained.
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Proceedings of Singapore Healthcare
Proceedings of Singapore Healthcare MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL-
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