… medical, epidemiological and economic aspects of traumatic injuries in children and
adolescents… On the basis of our study, it can be concluded that hospital admissions for injuries …

… place burden on the economy of the US health care system. … percentage of patients requiring
inpatient admission. Patients … by EM physicians, pediatric orthopedists, and hand surgeons, …

… Economic cost analysis of children’s admissions due to upper limb fractures is also lacking.
We aimed to present the epidemiological data of hospitalized children … fractures in children. …

… The cost lists for orthopedic procedures were estimated from the hospital perspective. The
cost list includes the following economic information: the average cost per diagnosis category, …

… , like physiological and economic aspects, must be taken into account [4,5,6]. … hospital, as
a level 1 trauma center, is the only one in the nearby area that treats severely injured children…

… requiring urgent medical attention. 1 The second most common … for pediatric inpatient
hospitalization is orthopaedic, while the most common orthopaedic injury requiring hospitalization …

… , epidemiological, patient-centered, and economic data. Because these trees can become
overly complex, they are best used for shorter time frames without recurrent health events. For …

… characterizes pediatric orthopaedic injuries and in-hospital … The increased time and
economic burden caused by the … Chaibi E, Zambelli PY, Merckaert S: Epidemiology paediatric …

… This study used linked hospitalisation and mortality data of children aged ≤16 years who
were hospitalised for sports-related injury in Australia from 1 July 2002 to 30 June 2012. Age-…

… and surgical subspecialties and major allocation of hospital resources. Specifically in … a
descriptive epidemiological study of the direct economic burden of GSWs requiring orthopaedic …