Table 2 Distribution of trauma site, injury site, diagnosis and treatment method applied according to ISS
From: A descriptive study of orthopaedic injuries due to parachute jumping in soldiers
n (%) | |
|---|---|
Rates of injury sites by anatomical classification of the ISS | |
Pelvic, yes | 140 (75,7) |
Extremities, yes | 125 (67,6) |
Head neck, yes | 25 (13,5) |
Chest, yes | 25 (13,5) |
Subcutaneous superficial, yes | 8 (4,3) |
Face, yes | 4 (2,2) |
West, yes | 3 (1,6) |
Injury Site | |
Foot, yes | 62 (33,5) |
Ankle, yes | 54 (29,2) |
Spine, yes | 34 (18,4) |
Pelvic region, yes | 26 (14,1) |
Head yes | 25 (13,5) |
Leg, yes | 24 (13) |
Knee, yes | 14 (7,6) |
Thigh, yes | 12 (6,5) |
Shoulder, yes | 11 (5,9) |
Thorax, yes | 6 (3,2) |
Cervical, yes | 5 (2,7) |
Wrist, yes | 4 (2,2) |
Abdomen, yes | 3 (1,6) |
Hand, yes | 3 (1,6) |
Elbow, yes | 2 (1,1) |
Arm, yes | 2 (1,1) |
Forearm, yes | 1 (0,5) |
Diagnosis | |
STT, yes | 119 (64,3) |
Lower limb fracture, dislocation, yes | 28 (15,1) |
Head injury, yes | 19 (10,3) |
Spinal injury, yes | 10 (5,4) |
Upper limb fracture, dislocation, yes | 4 (2,2) |
Cervical injury, yes | 4 (2,2) |
Facial trauma, yes | 4 (2,2) |
Abdominal injury, yes | 2 (1,1) |
Thoracic injury, yes | 3 (1,6) |
Pelvis fracture, yes | 1 (0,5) |
Treatment method applied | |
Medication and cold application | 95 (51,4) |
Splint plaster | 79 (42,7) |
Surgery | 11 (5,9) |