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Number Of Accidents (Estimate): 301
See also: Other years, Other products, Other body parts.
National Electronic Injury Surveillance System Accidents Records
| Date: 08/14/2005 | Age: 21 years | Sex: Female | Race: White |
| Location: Home | Fire: No fire involvement or fire involvement not recorded |
| Body part: Lower Arm | Diagnosis: Laceration |
| Product: Storm windows |
| ARM WENT THROUGH GLASS WINDOW, DX; FOREARM LACERATION |
| Disposition: Treated and released or examined and released without treatment |
| Date: 07/25/2005 | Age: 18 years | Sex: Male | Race: White |
| Location: Home | Fire: No fire involvement or fire involvement not recorded |
| Body part: Lower Arm | Diagnosis: Laceration |
| Product: Storm windows |
| GOT UP DURING THE NIGHT - TRIPPED AND FELL THROUGH GLASS WINDOW FOREARM LACERATION WITH NERVE DAMAGE |
| Disposition: Treated and transferred to another hospital |
| Date: 07/18/2005 | Age: 32 years | Sex: Female | Race: White |
| Location: Home | Fire: No fire involvement or fire involvement not recorded |
| Body part: Lower Arm | Diagnosis: Laceration |
| Product: Storm windows |
| PT. WAS TRYING TO OPEN UP A STORM WINDOW AND IT BROKE. DX. 2" LAC TO R FA. |
| Disposition: Treated and released or examined and released without treatment |
| Date: 05/28/2005 | Age: 37 years | Sex: Male | Race: White |
| Location: Home | Fire: No fire involvement or fire involvement not recorded |
| Body part: Lower Arm | Diagnosis: Laceration |
| Product: Storm windows |
| ARM WENT THROUGH STORM DOOR WINDOW DX: R FOREARM LAC. |
| Disposition: Treated and released or examined and released without treatment |
| Date: 02/27/2005 | Age: 54 years | Sex: Male | Race: Not stated in ER record |
| Location: Not recorded | Fire: No fire involvement or fire involvement not recorded |
| Body part: Lower Arm | Diagnosis: Laceration |
| Product: Storm windows |
| LACERATION FOREARM - PATIENT FELL THROUGH A STORM WINDOW AFTER DRINKING ALCOHOL - ALSO LACERATION TO RIGHT HAND |
| Disposition: Treated and released or examined and released without treatment |
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