Abstract:

Scope: Trauma is ranked first among the causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide. The aim of the study was to identify the types and causes of trauma of the incidents that apply to a state hospital emergency service. Methods: Back-to-back identifier in this study assessed adult patients seeking emergency service within a year due to trauma. The test was conducted for the analysis. Results: The average age of 12.078 people applying for emergency service due to trauma is 37.7±15.9 (18-98) and 66.7% are men. 40% of the cases were in the age group of 18-29 years. Approximately 50% of the patients were applied between 17:00 and 24:00. The most trauma occurred in July, at least in February. The most common type of trauma was suppressed, broken and exhausted (29%). 63.9% of the injuries were found in the upper limbs. Traumatic accidents, traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic traumatic. 93% of the patients were expelled from the emergency service, while 3.6% were monitored by placing in another hospital service. The result: Trauma incidents account for a significant proportion of those who apply for emergency service (5.9%). In young adults, the rate of trauma is higher.