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title	The orthopaedic and traumatology scenario during Covid-19 outbreak in Italy: chronicles of a silent war
Creator	Rossi, Paolo Randelli, Pietro Ruggieri, Pietro Angelini, Andrea Aprato, Alessandro »more»
source	Medline; PMC
abstract	BACKGROUND: From February 21, the day of hospitalisation in ICU of the first diagnosed case of Covid-19, the social situation and the hospitals’ organisation throughout Italy dramatically changed. METHODS: The CIO (Club Italiano dell’Osteosintesi) is an Italian society devoted to the study of traumatology that counts members spread in public and private hospitals throughout the country. Fifteen members of the CIO, Chairmen of 15 Orthopaedic and Trauma Units of level 1 or 2 trauma centres in Italy, have been involved in the study. They were asked to record data about surgical, outpatients clinics and ER activity from the 23rd of February to the 4th of April 2020. The data collected were compared with the data of the same timeframe of the previous year (2019). RESULTS: Comparing with last year, overall outpatient activity reduced up to 75%, overall Emergency Room (ER) trauma consultations up to 71%, elective surgical activity reduced up to 100% within two weeks and trauma surgery excluding femoral neck fractures up to 50%. The surgical treatment of femoral neck fractures showed a stable reduction from 15 to 20% without a significant variation during the timeframe. CONCLUSIONS: Covid-19 outbreak showed a tremendous impact on all orthopaedic trauma activities throughout the country except for the surgical treatment of femoral neck fractures, which, although reduced, did not change in percentage within the analysed timeframe.
has issue date	2020-06-26(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.1007/s00264-020-04637-3
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resource representing a document's title	The orthopaedic and traumatology scenario during Covid-19 outbreak in Italy: chronicles of a silent war
has PubMed Central identifier	PMC7319215
has PubMed identifier	32591960
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