Changes in traumatic mechanisms of injury in Southern California related to COVID-19: Penetrating trauma as a second pandemic.

EO, Yeates; A, Grigorian; C, Barrios; M, Schellenberg; N, Owattanapanich; G, Barmparas; D, Margulies; C, Juillard; K, Garber; H, Cryer; A, Tillou; S, Burruss; L, Penaloza-Villalobos; A, Lin; RA, Figueras; M, Brenner; C, Firek; T, Costantini; J, Santorelli; T, Curry; D, Wintz; WL, Biffl; KB, Schaffer; TK, Duncan; C, Barbaro; G, Diaz; A, Johnson; J, Chinn; A, Naaseh; A, Leung; C, Grabar; J, Nahmias

doi:10.1097/ta.0000000000003068

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Changes in traumatic mechanisms of injury in Southern California related to COVID-19: Penetrating trauma as a second pandemic.

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Yeates EO

Grigorian A

Barrios C

Abstract

<h4>Background</h4>The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in a statewide stay-at-home (SAH) order in California beginning March 19, 2020, forcing large-scale behavioral changes and taking an emotional and economic toll. The effects of SAH orders on the trauma population remain unknown. We hypothesized an in...

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