Table 2 Comparison of rural injuries treated at the Shenkursk central district hospital and rural injuries treated at rural primary care units of Shenkursk district, July 2015–June 2016 (N = 1052)

 Male

359

58.9

239

53.6

0.088

 Female

251

41.1

207

46.4

 0–17 years

125

20.5

152

34.1

<  0.001

 18+ years

485

79.5

294

65.9

 S00–09: Head

77

12.6

66

14.8

<  0.001

 S20–29: Thorax

54

8.9

28

6.3

 S30–39: Abdomen, lower back, lumbar spine, pelvis and external genitals

30

4.9

29

6.5

 S40–49: Shoulder and upper arm

64

10.5

13

2.9

 S50–59: Elbow and forearm

56

9.2

21

4.7

 S60–69: Wrist and hand

83

13.6

89

20.0

 S80–89: Knee and lower leg

72

11.8

47

10.5

 S90–99: Ankle and foot

77

12.6

68

15.2

 T15–19: Foreign body entering through natural orifice

28

4.6

26

5.8

 T20–32: Thermal and chemical burns

33

5.4

19

4.3

 Others codes^a

36

5.9

40

9.0

 V01-V99: Transport accidents

37

6.1

11

2.5

<  0.001

 W00-W19: Slipping, tripping, stumbling and falls

237

38.9

173

38.8

 W20-W49: Exposure to inanimate mechanical forces

171

28.0

141

31.6

 W50-W64: Exposure to animate mechanical forces

46

7.5

58

13.0

 Others codes^a

36

6.0

44

10.0

 Missing data

83

13.6

19

4.3

 Winter

140

23.0

110

24.9

0.812

 Spring

163

26.7

114

25.8

 Summer

193

31.6

131

29.6

 Autumn

114

18.7

87

19.7