ArticleBulletin of emergency and trauma2018
Epidemiology of Road Traffic Injury Fatalities among Car Users; A Study Based on Forensic Medicine Data in East Azerbaijan of Iran.
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Abstract
objectiveTo study the epidemiology of car user road traffic fatalities (CURTFs) during eight years, in East Azerbaijan, Iran.
methodsA total of 3051 CURTFs registered in East Azerbaijan forensic medicine organization database, Iran, during 2006-2014, were analyzed using Stata 13 statistical software package. Descriptive statistics (
resultsOf the 7818 road traffic injury (RTI) deaths, 3051 (39%) were car users of whom 71% were male (mean age of 36.7±18.5 years). The majority of accident mechanisms were vehicle-vehicle crashes (63.95%), followed by rollover (26.24%). Crash causing vehicle fall increased the pre-hospital death likelihood by 2.34 times. The prominent trauma causing death was head trauma
conclusionDecreasing the car users' fatalities using appropriate strategies such as
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