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Table 1 Comparison of injuries registered and missed in the Shenkursk Injury Registry, July 2015–June 2016 (n = 1863a)

From: Injury registration for primary prevention in a provincial Russian region: setting up a new trauma registry

Variables

Registered injuries (N = 1607)

Missed injuries (N = 256)

p

N

%

N

%

Sex

 Male

942

58.6

153

59.8

0.729

 Female

665

41.4

103

40.2

Age

 0–17 years

382

23.8

87

34.0

<  0.001

 18+ years

1225

76.2

169

66.0

Injury localization, ICD-10

 S00–09: Head

282

17.5

53

20.7

0.635

 S20–29: Thorax

107

6.7

13

5.1

 S40–49: Shoulder and upper arm

109

6.8

16

6.3

 S50–59: Elbow and forearm

130

8.1

21

8.2

 S60–69: Wrist and hand

248

15.4

34

13.3

 S80–89: Knee and lower leg

152

9.5

30

11.7

 S90–99: Ankle and foot

207

12.9

27

10.5

 T15–19: Foreign body entering through natural orifice

153

9.5

19

7.4

 Others codesb

435

27.0

72

28.1

External causes, ICD-10

 W00-W19: Slipping, tripping, stumbling and falls

592

36.8

87

34.0

0.612

 W20-W49: Exposure to inanimate mechanical forces

518

32.2

94

36.7

 W50-W64: Exposure to animate mechanical forces

167

10.4

26

10.2

 Others codesb

160

10.0

25

9.7

 Missing data

170

10.6

24

9.4

Season of year

 Winter

368

22.9

54

21.1

0.001

 Spring

448

27.9

33

12.9

 Summer

430

26.8

117

45.7

 Autumn

357

22.5

52

20.3

Weekday

 Monday

289

18.0

42

16.4

0.600

 Tuesday

276

17.2

34

13.3

 Wednesday

266

16.6

41

16.0

 Thursday

237

14.7

34

13.3

 Friday

281

17.5

53

20.7

 Saturday

148

9.2

24

9.4

 Sunday

106

6.6

18

7.0

Attending physicians

 Dr.A

10

0.6

36

14.1

<  0.001

 Dr.B

92

5.7

9

3.5

 Dr.C

20

1.2

25

9.8

 Dr.D

379

23.6

55

21.5

 Dr.E

159

9.9

9

3.5

 Dr.F

111

6.9

7

2.7

 Dr.G

128

8.0

8

3.1

 Othersb

708

44.1

107

41.8

  1. aAll analyzed injuries were treated in the Shenkursk central district hospital, as shown in the hospital system for accounting of medical services; bCombines categories accounting for < 5% of observations
  2. ICD International Classification of Diseases