Epidemiology of terror-related versus non-terror-related traumatic injury in children.

Medicine and Dentistry

• Injury 100%
• Pediatrics 100%
• Intensive Care Unit 100%
• Cohort Effect 100%
• Health Care 50%
• Clinician 50%
• Medical Care 50%
• Emergency Care 50%
• Injury Severity 50%
• Penetrating Trauma 50%
• Open Wound 50%
• Abbreviated Injury Scale 50%
• Sex Diagnosis 50%
• Torso 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Injury 100%
• Intensive Care Unit 100%
• Pediatrics 100%
• Epidemiology 100%
• Healthcare System 50%
• Emergency Care 50%
• Injury Severity 50%
• Medical Personnel 50%
• Wound 50%
• Injury Severity Score 50%
• Penetrating Trauma 50%
• Sex Diagnosis 50%
• Health Care 50%

Keyphrases

• Epidemiology 100%
• Terror 100%
• Traumatic Injury 100%
• Terror-related Trauma 42%
• Israel 28%
• Intensive Care Unit 28%
• Terrorist Attacks 28%
• Israeli 14%
• Health Systems 14%
• Medical Care 14%
• Length of Hospital Stay 14%
• 18 Years Old 14%
• Injury Mechanism 14%
• Pediatric Population 14%
• Open Wound 14%
• Paucity 14%
• Age at Diagnosis 14%
• Injury Severity 14%
• National Trauma Registry 14%
• Injury Type 14%
• Medical Personnel 14%
• Acute Care 14%
• Interhospital Transfer 14%
• Torso 14%
• Injury Severity Score 14%
• Penetrating Injury 14%
• Internal Injuries 14%
• Critical Injuries 14%
• Victims of Terrorism 14%
• Sex Diagnosis 14%
• Young Victims 14%
• Hospitalization Time 14%
• Need for Rehabilitation 14%
• Rehabilitative Care 14%
• General Pediatric Population 14%