Objective: To analyze the causes of injury and poisoning during construction of urbanization and industrialization and to explore proper measures. Methods: The data of the patients with injury and poisoning during con...Objective: To analyze the causes of injury and poisoning during construction of urbanization and industrialization and to explore proper measures. Methods: The data of the patients with injury and poisoning during construction of urbanization and industrialization treated in out hospital from 1998 to 2002 were retrospectively analyzed. Results: The number of discharged patients of injury and poisoning accounted for (29.2)% of the total number ((49 800)) of discharged patients in the corresponding period in our hospital, which was greater than that of other city and county hospitals, and accounted for (94.3)% of the total number ((15 411)) of discharged patients of the Surgery Department in the corresponding period in our hospital. Injuries caused by motor vehicle traffic accidents, cutting and piercing instruments or objects, homicide and injury purposely inflicted by other persons and accidental falls held (78.9)%. The number of the inpatients in 2002 increased by (83.3)% compared with that of 1998, the number of injured and poisoned inpatients increased by (76.1)% and these patients aged mainly at age of 15-39 years, holding (80.1)%. In a year, the peak period of trauma patients was in summer because of hot weather; the fewest in February for the floating people went home for Spring Festival holidays. Conclusions: During construction of rural urbanization and industrialization, injuries and poisoning increase evidently and are the main tasks of surgical management. So to raise its treatment level and therapeutic effect is a key point.展开更多
文摘Objective: To analyze the causes of injury and poisoning during construction of urbanization and industrialization and to explore proper measures. Methods: The data of the patients with injury and poisoning during construction of urbanization and industrialization treated in out hospital from 1998 to 2002 were retrospectively analyzed. Results: The number of discharged patients of injury and poisoning accounted for (29.2)% of the total number ((49 800)) of discharged patients in the corresponding period in our hospital, which was greater than that of other city and county hospitals, and accounted for (94.3)% of the total number ((15 411)) of discharged patients of the Surgery Department in the corresponding period in our hospital. Injuries caused by motor vehicle traffic accidents, cutting and piercing instruments or objects, homicide and injury purposely inflicted by other persons and accidental falls held (78.9)%. The number of the inpatients in 2002 increased by (83.3)% compared with that of 1998, the number of injured and poisoned inpatients increased by (76.1)% and these patients aged mainly at age of 15-39 years, holding (80.1)%. In a year, the peak period of trauma patients was in summer because of hot weather; the fewest in February for the floating people went home for Spring Festival holidays. Conclusions: During construction of rural urbanization and industrialization, injuries and poisoning increase evidently and are the main tasks of surgical management. So to raise its treatment level and therapeutic effect is a key point.
