SURVEY OF INJURIES AND TREATMENT MODALITIES IN CASUALTIES OF BAM ‎EARTHQUAKE WHO HAD REFERRED TO MILITARY AND NON MILITARY HOSPITALS IN ‎TEHRAN

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MOHEBBI H.A.; HOSEINI H.; MEHRVARZ SH.; PANAHI F.; PANAHI Y.; MOHARAMZAD Y.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF MILITARY MEDICINE Year:2007 | Volume:9 | Issue:2 (32) Page(s): 147-152

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SURVEY OF INJURIES AND TREATMENT MODALITIES IN CASUALTIES OF BAM ‎EARTHQUAKE WHO HAD REFERRED TO MILITARY AND NON MILITARY HOSPITALS IN ‎TEHRAN

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EARTHQUAKEQ4

BAMQ3

TRAUMAQ3

INJURY SEVERITYQ3

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Background: the BAM EARTHQUAKE, which struck on 26 December 2003, at 5:26 am, destructed ‎Bam city and villages around it. In this event approximately 40000 of people were died and ‎injured. Knowledge about type and severity of injuries in victims is useful to selection an ‎appropriate management.‎Material and Methods: in this descriptive cross-sectional study, we evaluated medical records ‎of victims whom referred to the Tehran' s military and nonmilitary hospitals by statistical indices ‎whit SPSS Version 13 Chicago. These data including Reception information, Demographic ‎data, vital sign, consciousness level, diagnostic procedures, type of injury, diagnosis, treatment ‎type, and outcome in the Emergency department and ward.‎Results: Data from 854 victims of BAM EARTHQUAKE who referred to Tehran hospitals, the ‎number of victims were admitted in military and nonmilitary hospitals were 510 (59.7%) and ‎‎344 (40.3%), respectively. Overall, 54.7% were male. The most common Therapeutic ‎intervention in Emergency room was: fixation of limbs in 389 (39.9%). Among 945 injuries, the ‎most common diagnosis were Lower extremity fractures in 291 (30.8%) ‎ ‎ In 242 cases, surgical procedures were done. 38 victims admitted in intensive care unite. Mean‎of ISS (Injury Severity Score) was 6.7 and 11.9% had ISS more than 15 (severe injuries).‎Conclusion: Majority of problem of victims were orthopedic injuries, thus, special attention has ‎to be focused for providing of recourses and expert personnel in peripheral areas.‎

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MOHEBBI, H.A., HOSEINI, H., MEHRVARZ, SH., PANAHI, F., PANAHI, Y., & MOHARAMZAD, Y.. (2007). SURVEY OF INJURIES AND TREATMENT MODALITIES IN CASUALTIES OF BAM ‎EARTHQUAKE WHO HAD REFERRED TO MILITARY AND NON MILITARY HOSPITALS IN ‎TEHRAN. JOURNAL OF MILITARY MEDICINE, 9(2 (32)), 147-152. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/62261/en

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MOHEBBI H.A., HOSEINI H., MEHRVARZ SH., PANAHI F., PANAHI Y., MOHARAMZAD Y.. SURVEY OF INJURIES AND TREATMENT MODALITIES IN CASUALTIES OF BAM ‎EARTHQUAKE WHO HAD REFERRED TO MILITARY AND NON MILITARY HOSPITALS IN ‎TEHRAN. JOURNAL OF MILITARY MEDICINE[Internet]. 2007;9(2 (32)):147-152. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/62261/en

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H.A. MOHEBBI, H. HOSEINI, SH. MEHRVARZ, F. PANAHI, Y. PANAHI, and Y. MOHARAMZAD, “SURVEY OF INJURIES AND TREATMENT MODALITIES IN CASUALTIES OF BAM ‎EARTHQUAKE WHO HAD REFERRED TO MILITARY AND NON MILITARY HOSPITALS IN ‎TEHRAN,” JOURNAL OF MILITARY MEDICINE, vol. 9, no. 2 (32), pp. 147–152, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/62261/en

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