2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-69912008000200005
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Epidemiologia do traumatismo da coluna vertebral

Abstract: ; Jozias de Andrade Sobrinho, ECBC-SP 5; Abrão Rapoport, ECBC-SP 5 RESUMO: Objetivo: Avaliação epidemiológica retrospectiva de 100 casos de traumatismo da coluna vertebral. Método: Estudo transversal de dados colhidos por levantamento de prontuário, segundo protocolo de decodificação local. Resultados: Predomínio etário de 20 a 40 anos em 64% dos casos; sexo masculino em 86%; segmento toracolombar mais comumente atingido 64% e 36% para o segmento cervical; principais causas foram às quedas em 40%, seguidas de … Show more

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“…In dealing specifically with age, 9,13,14 there is agreement on a higher prevalence of SCI between 21 and 30 years of age, as consistent with this study 8,11 . In others there is a greater prevalence of SCI in the ranges from 21 to 40 and from 21 to 35 years, respectively, with 45% and 50%.…”
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“…In dealing specifically with age, 9,13,14 there is agreement on a higher prevalence of SCI between 21 and 30 years of age, as consistent with this study 8,11 . In others there is a greater prevalence of SCI in the ranges from 21 to 40 and from 21 to 35 years, respectively, with 45% and 50%.…”
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confidence: 86%
“…This demonstrates that in large urban centers interpersonal violence plays an important role. Finally, diving in shallow water in the sample of HUPD and other studies 2,8,9,12,15 oscillates as the third to fifth cause of SCI, ranging in frequency from 1.2% to 10%.…”
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