Özet:

In Muslim countries, many animals are cut off and distributed to the poor in the first three days of the sacrifice holiday each year. This study aims to evaluate the characteristics and circumstances of the victim-related traumatic patients who apply to the emergency service of a university hospital during the holidays for four years. Tools and Methods: In the framework of the research; in the course of the four consecutive victim holidays between 2012 and 2015, due to decay and cunt trauma occurring during the cutting and breakdown of the victim, the 18-year-old patients who apply to the emergency service of the Ankara Gazi University Medical Faculty Hospital were examined retrospectively. In addition to the age and gender of the patients; the mechanism of the injury, the diagnosis placed in the emergency service as a result of the injury, the treatment applied and the way the patient is out of the emergency service were recorded. In the study, 78 patients were evaluated. The average age of patients was 41,52±13,25. 63 of the applications (80.8%) occurred on the first day of the holiday. 67 of the injuries (85.9 percent) were cross-border injuries, while 11 (14.1 percent) were wounded associated with a condom trauma. 23 of the patients (29.5%) were consulted in surgical clinics and 12 (15.4%) were hospitalized. Three patients (3.8%) left the hospital on their own request. 63 patients (80.8%) were dismissed from emergency service. 55 patients were submitted to the emergency service (70,5%). The dead was not sick. The result: in emergency services during the victim's holidays, the injuries associated with the victim's cutting and breakdown create a clear work burden. Emergency services and, if necessary, consultancy surgical departments should be prepared specifically for the victim’s holidays.

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