1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0020-1383(96)00191-x
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Cervical spinal injuries caused by collision of cars with camels

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“…Individual reports commenting on the frequencies with which camel accidents cause significant spinal injuries in adults have been published. 25 27 Our primary goal was to identify the mechanisms and patterns of spinal injuries in patients 18 years of age or below in a major trauma center. Our secondary goal was to identify the epidemiological characteristics and outcomes of such injuries.…”
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“…Individual reports commenting on the frequencies with which camel accidents cause significant spinal injuries in adults have been published. 25 27 Our primary goal was to identify the mechanisms and patterns of spinal injuries in patients 18 years of age or below in a major trauma center. Our secondary goal was to identify the epidemiological characteristics and outcomes of such injuries.…”
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“…12,13 As camels are huge in Saudi Arabia so its collision with vehicle are available. 14,15 Synthetic predator scent is another effective method for saving wildlife. 16…”
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“…In developed countries, dogs are the most common cause of such injuries, but in developing countries, animals including cows, donkeys, dogs, horses, and camels are a potential cause of serious injuries to adults and children. Although there are reports of motor vehicle collisions with camels [9], direct camel-related injuries are considered to be rare, and very little is written about them. Camel racing is a well-established sport in the Gulf countries in general, the United Arab Emirates in particular.…”
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