Epidemiology of adult hand injuries presenting to a tertiary hand surgery unit: a review of 4216 cases.

IF 4.6 Q2 MATERIALS SCIENCE, BIOMATERIALS ACS Applied Bio Materials Pub Date : 2024-01-01 Epub Date: 2023-09-01 DOI:10.1177/17531934231195499
Hadyn K N Kankam, Hussein Ibrahim, Mei Sien Liew, Ellie Hauff, Sebastian Tullie, Sunil Parthiban, Darren L Chester
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This study investigates the pattern of hand injuries presenting to a UK regional tertiary centre. All referrals to our Hand Surgery Unit in 2019 were reviewed. Subgroup analyses of sex, deprivation, occupational injuries and assault cases were carried out. Over the study period, 4216 cases were referred. Most were male (70%), with a median age of 36 years and from a deprived area (75.2%). Soft tissue injury was documented in 53.6% and bone injury (fracture/dislocation) in 52.4%. Surgical management was required in 2214 (52.5%) cases. Work-related injuries accounted for 16.7% of cases and were more likely to require surgery. Assault-related injuries accounted for 8% of cases, with a male preponderance. Our findings can help facilitate service provision and guide regional and national prevention policies.Level of evidence: III.

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三级手外科就诊的成人手部损伤流行病学:4216例病例回顾。
本研究调查了英国某地区三级中心的手部损伤模式。我们对 2019 年手外科的所有转诊病例进行了审查。对性别、贫困程度、职业伤害和袭击病例进行了分组分析。在研究期间,共有 4216 例转诊病例。大多数病例为男性(70%),年龄中位数为 36 岁,来自贫困地区(75.2%)。53.6%的患者有软组织损伤记录,52.4%的患者有骨骼损伤(骨折/脱位)记录。2214例(52.5%)需要手术治疗。与工作有关的受伤占 16.7%,更有可能需要手术治疗。与攻击有关的损伤占8%,男性居多。我们的研究结果有助于促进服务的提供,并为地区和国家预防政策提供指导:证据等级:III.
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