Table 1 Studies from our institute during the last 5 years (traumatic and non-traumatic)
Authors | Studies | Female/Male |
|---|---|---|
El-Menyar et al. [[7]] | Chest injury | 6%/94% |
AbdulRahman et al. [[8]] | Multiple rib fracture | 7.3%/92.7% |
El-Menyar et al. [[9]] | Traumatic abdominal injury | 7%/93% |
Faramawy et al. [[10]] | Traumatic spinal injury | 8%/92% |
Moamena et al. [[11]] | Traumatic head injury | 8%/92% |
Abdulrazzaq et al. [[12]] | Pedestrians injury | 8.1%/91.9% |
Zarour et al. [[13]] | Diaphragmatic injury | 16%/84% |
Tuma et al. [[14]] | Fall from height | 0%/100% |
Atique et al. [[15]] | Fall of heavy objects | 3%/97% |
Bener et al. [[3]] | Measuring burden of diseases | 24.5%/75.5% |
Latifi et al. [[16]] | Pedestrian injuries | 7%/93% |
El-Menyar et al. [[17]] | Acute Coronary Syndrome | 24%/76% |
Al-Thani et al. [[18]] | Peripheral arterial disease | 35%/65% |