Southern medical journal · 2025
Injuries Related to Nonpowder Firearms: A National Database Study.
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Muir Sean, Rizzieri Tyler, Brown Andrew, Fulmer Laken, McMandon Alyssa, Graham Kristine, Lewis Holden
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OBJECTIVES: Nonpowder firearms (NPFs) have become increasingly popular. We sought to analyze the epidemiology of NPF injuries.
METHODS: A search was conducted through the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System for data from 2012 to 2021 to analyze NPF-related injuries.
RESULTS: Between 2012 and 2022, the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System database recorded 3859 emergency visits related to NPFs, with the majority being males (82%) and the median age of injury being 15 years. The most common source of injuries was from gas, air, or spring-powered guns. Facial injuries were the most prevalent type of injury, accounting for 20% of the injuries.
CONCLUSIONS: Despite operating at lower pressures than traditional firearms, NPFs still pose significant health risks, with technological advances increasing the potential for serious injuries, such as blindness or neurological deficits. Special attention should be given to preventing facial injuries, particularly among teenagers, by enforcing safety measures and using protective equipment.
METHODS: A search was conducted through the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System for data from 2012 to 2021 to analyze NPF-related injuries.
RESULTS: Between 2012 and 2022, the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System database recorded 3859 emergency visits related to NPFs, with the majority being males (82%) and the median age of injury being 15 years. The most common source of injuries was from gas, air, or spring-powered guns. Facial injuries were the most prevalent type of injury, accounting for 20% of the injuries.
CONCLUSIONS: Despite operating at lower pressures than traditional firearms, NPFs still pose significant health risks, with technological advances increasing the potential for serious injuries, such as blindness or neurological deficits. Special attention should be given to preventing facial injuries, particularly among teenagers, by enforcing safety measures and using protective equipment.