Journal of correctional health care : the official journal of the National Commission on Correctional Health Care · 2022
Assessment of Facial Injury by "Slock" in Incarcerated Patients.
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Rees Charles Dodge, Spiller Patrick, Blancher Adam, Moore-Medlin Tara, Bundrick Paige, Hamiter Mickie, Samra Navdeep, Nathan Cherie-Ann O
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A "slock" is a padlock in a sock used as a weapon in correctional facilities to induce trauma. This assessment examined the prevalence, pattern, and degree of slock- and padlock-induced facial fractures. This quality assessment initiative was performed through retrospective analysis of 435 incarcerated patients treated surgically for facial fractures at an academic medical center from 2011 to 2019. Fifty-seven patients (16%) described injury from a padlock, of whom 23 (6%) specified a slock. The prevalence of padlock-induced facial fractures doubled from 2012 to 2017. Padlock-induced facial fractures were determined to be more complex than those by a fist (p < .001). These findings support reducing the facial trauma in Louisiana correctional facilities by removing access to padlocks.