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Table 3 Trauma and related factors among pediatric patients with physical trauma in Northwest Amhara referral hospitals 2021(n = 413)

From: A multi-institutional study of post-traumatic stress disorder and its risk factors in Ethiopian pediatric patients with physical trauma

Variable

Category

Frequency (n)

Percent (%)

Site of trauma

Upper Extremity

125

30.27

Lower Extremity

222

53.75

Upper and Lower Extremity

66

15.98

Cause of trauma

Road traffic accident

145

35.11

Bullet/blast and Blow/assault

140

33.90

Fall &Crush by a heavy object

128

30.99

Type of trauma

Fractures

263

63.68

Fracture and dislocation/sprain

112

27.12

Ligament injury

30

7.26

Blunt injury

5

1.21

traumatic brain injury

3

0.73

Trauma related complicationsa

complications

275

66.59

No complications

138

33.41

Duration of trauma

1–3 month

367

88.86

3–6 month

46

11.14

Presence of amputation

Yes

21

5.08

No

392

94.92

Pain

Yes

393

95.16

No

20

4.84

Pain intensity(na = 393)

Mild

73

18.62

Moderate

142

36.23

Severe

177

45.15

  1. Trauma related Complications: Gangrene, Amputation, and Infection