2017
DOI: 10.5505/adlitip.2017.83792
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Analysis of accidental deaths of children under five years of age

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“…It was detected in the present study, in line with the literature, that concomitant chronic diseases might be responsible for childhood mortality in our emergency department. Studies conducted in our country revealed that the incidence of death due to trauma was higher in the summer season when compared with other seasons; and trauma-associated deaths occurred more commonly in school children and adolescents (12,15). Another study detected that 78% of the childhood death cases due to trauma appeared during the spring and summer seasons (17,18).…”
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“…It was detected in the present study, in line with the literature, that concomitant chronic diseases might be responsible for childhood mortality in our emergency department. Studies conducted in our country revealed that the incidence of death due to trauma was higher in the summer season when compared with other seasons; and trauma-associated deaths occurred more commonly in school children and adolescents (12,15). Another study detected that 78% of the childhood death cases due to trauma appeared during the spring and summer seasons (17,18).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…A study conducted on 151 deaths in the pediatric age group in Van reported that 56.3% of 151 patients were boys and 43.7% were girls in 2017 (12). Similarly, the mortality rates in boys were 67% and 54.7% in studies from Spain and the United Kingdom, respectively (13,14).…”
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confidence: 99%