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[Hospitalizations due to external causes involving contact with animals in a general hospital in the interior of Bahia State, Brazil, 2009-2011].
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Carmo Érica Assunção, Nery Adriana Alves, Jesus Cleber Souza de, Casotti Cezar Augusto
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: to describe the characteristics of hospitalizations due to external causes involving contact with animals in a general hospital in the interior of Bahia State (BA), Brazil, from 2009 to 2011.
METHODS: this was a descriptive study using data on hospital admissions in Jequié-BA.
RESULTS: there were 246 admissions owing to accidents involving contact with animals, especially venomous ones (83.3% snake venom, and 6.5% scorpion venom); most involved male victims (66.7%), the 20-59 year age group (50.4%), and people resident in rural areas (91.2%); most hospitalizations occurred during the night shift (39.0%) and on weekdays (69.1%); most cases had 1 to 3 day inpatient stays (50.8%), and 97.6% were subsequently discharged.
CONCLUSION: snakebites and scorpion stings were the most frequent accidents and predominantly affected young men living in the rural area.
METHODS: this was a descriptive study using data on hospital admissions in Jequié-BA.
RESULTS: there were 246 admissions owing to accidents involving contact with animals, especially venomous ones (83.3% snake venom, and 6.5% scorpion venom); most involved male victims (66.7%), the 20-59 year age group (50.4%), and people resident in rural areas (91.2%); most hospitalizations occurred during the night shift (39.0%) and on weekdays (69.1%); most cases had 1 to 3 day inpatient stays (50.8%), and 97.6% were subsequently discharged.
CONCLUSION: snakebites and scorpion stings were the most frequent accidents and predominantly affected young men living in the rural area.