Examination of rehabilitation needs in injury traffic accidents in Çorum city center
2024
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In traffic accidents with injuries that requireneurological rehabilitation, people not only suffer visible and simple physical damage, but also have consequences that affect the nervous system. Therefore, treatment should be continued at the neurogical (spinal system) and orthopedic (skeletal system) levels. Our research subject is to examine the neurogical and orthopedic rehabilitation needs of people in terms of gender, age and time factors, covering the years 2018-2022 regarding the traffic accidents with injuries reflected in the T.C. Ministry of Health Hitit University Çorum Erol Olçok Training and research Hospital. As a result of our research; women need more physical therapy and rehabilitation than men on a percentage basis, people who have to receive physical therapy and rehabilitation recover in low session times, people between the ages of 36-65 need more rehabilitation support, accidents occur more frequently in teh summer and in august at in the four six-hour period of the day, when the injury areas were examined, it was seen that the right, side was generally injured and the upper extremites were injured regardless of gender.
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Muhammed Talha Yazıcı
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Muhammed Talha Yazıcı (Master Thesis). Examination of rehabilitation needs in injury traffic accidents in Çorum city center, 2024, Hitit University.
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