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Sports injuries in New Zealand

S McKenna, B Borman, J Findlay

    The New Zealand Medical Journal
    |November 26, 1986
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    Abstract:

    A study of 5108 patients admitted to public hospitals with sports injuries was undertaken for the years 1981-82. Winter sports caused 80% of the injuries, with 58.1% of the cases having been involved in either rugby union or league. Almost 40% of all the injuries were to the head, and fractures were the most common type of injury. Sports-specific injury patterns were found.

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