A systematic review of hemorrhage and vascular injuries in civilian public mass shootings

Table 1 Civilian public mass shootings between 1984 and 2019

Civilian public mass shooting (CPMS)	Year of shooting	Official deaths (n)	Official wounded	Mortality (%)
San Diego [4, 12]	1984	19	21	47.5
Edmond [4, 12]	1986	15	6	71.4
Hungerford [13]	1987	14	30	31.8
Palm Bay [14]	1987	6	14	30.0
Louisville [15]	1989	6	15	28.6
Killeen [16]	1991	24	40	37.5
Fairchild [17]	1994	5	22	18.5
Jonesboro [12]	1998	5	10	33.3
Jeffersson [4, 12, 18]	1999	13	23	36.1
Melrose Park [12, 18]	2001	4	–	–
Dili [19]	2002	–	14	–
South Bend [12, 18]	2002	4	–	–
Chicago [12, 18]	2003	7	–	–
Sawyer Country [12, 18]	2004	6	–	–
Brookfield [4]	2005	7	4	63.6
Goleta [4]	2006	6	–	–
Lancaster [12, 18]	2006	5	–	–
Colorado Springs [12, 18]	2007	5	–	–
Crandon [12]	2007	7	–	–
Omaha [4]	2007	5	4	55.6
Virginia [4, 20, 21]	2007	32	26	55.2
Dekalb [12, 18]	2008	4	–	–
Illinois [4]	2008	5	21	19.2
Mumbai [22]	2008	166	–	–
Carthage [12, 18]	2009	8	–	–
Fort Hood [23, 24]	2009	13	32	28.9
Hialeah [12, 18]	2010	4	–	–
Seal Beach [12, 18]	2011	8	–	–
Tucson [4, 12, 18]	2011	5	13	27.8
Utöya [25,26,27,28]	2011	69	60	53.5
Copley Township [12, 18]	2011	8	–	–
Aurora [4, 29]	2012	11	58	15.9
Oak Creek [4, 12, 18]	2012	7	4	63.6
Oakland [12, 18]	2012	7	–	–
Seattle [12]	2012	6	–	–
Nairobi [30]	2013	67	175	27.7
Santa Monica [12, 18]	2013	6	–	–
Seattle [18]	2013	5	–	–
Washington [4]	2013	13	7	65.0
Fort Hood [31]	2014	4	12	25.0
Paris [32,33,34,35]	2015	130	416	23.8
Istanbul [36]	2016	–	50	–
Orlando [12, 18, 37,38,39,40,41]	2016	49	53	48.0
Las Vegas [2, 12, 18, 41, 42]	2017	58	869	6.3
Christchurch [41, 43]	2019	51	40	56.0
Total		899	2039

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