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OBJECTIVE Review the impact of COVID-19 social restrictions on trauma presentations in South Australia METHODS: Retrospective database review RESULTS: During the period of social restrictions there was a reduction in presentations of trauma and major trauma by 17% and 33% respectively. The reduction in presentation rates was due to a large decrease in those aged over 40, with an increase in presentations in those younger than 40. Review by mechanism and location of injury revealed a reduction in road trauma, yet an increase in pedestrian trauma and trauma at home. CONCLUSIONS Social restrictions alter the characteristics of trauma presentations.
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