Retrospective analysis of 617 cases of accidental injury in critically ill children / 中国实用儿科杂志

ABSTRACT

OBJECTIVE: By analyzing the cases of accidental injuries among critically ill children in our hospital in recent years,we put forward feasible preventive measures to effectively reduce the occurrence of accidental injuries. METHODS: A retrospective analysis was performed on the clinical data of children who were admitted to the PICU in our hospital from May1,2015 to April 30,2018;the types of children with accidental injuries were analyzed,and the male-to-female ratio of the results was analyzed. Seasonal characteristics,age,and the proportion of deaths were analyzed. RESULTS: It was found that the top three causes of accidents in critically ill children were falling injuries(246,39.87%),traffic accidents(156,25.28%),and poisoning(57,9.23%). The incidence of accidental injuries for boys was significantly greater than that for girls;there were 375 boys and 242 girls,the ratio being 1.55∶1;severe accident injuries peaked in early childhood(1～4 years old);there was no significant difference between urban and rural areas. CONCLUSION: The accidental injuries in critically ill children have undergone tremendous changes. We should adopt preventive measures to reduce accidental injuries.