Original paper
Admission trends in pediatric isolated linear skull fracture across the United States
Abstract
OBJECTIVE Pediatric isolated linear skull fractures commonly result from head trauma and rarely require surgery, yet patients are often admitted to the hospital—a costly care plan. In this study, the authors utilized a national database to investigate trends in admission for skull fractures across the United States. METHODS Children younger than 18 years with isolated linear skull fracture, according to ICD-9 diagnosis codes in the Kids’...
Paper Details
Title
Admission trends in pediatric isolated linear skull fracture across the United States
Published Date
Jun 1, 2021
Pages
1 - 13
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