Journal:
:trauma monthly
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laleh ranandeh kalankesh department of environmental health engineering, school of health, kerman university of medical sciences, kerman, ir iran
fatemeh mansouri department of environmental health engineering, school of health, kerman university of medical sciences, kerman, ir iran
narges khanjani department of epidemiology and statistics, school of health, kerman university of medical sciences, kerman, ir iran; monash centre for occupational and environmental health, school of public health and preventive medicine, monash university, melbourne, australia; department of epidemiology and statistics, school of health, kerman university of medical sciences, kerman, ir iran. tel/fax: +34-3132-5102
conclusions high temperatures and low humidity increased the risk of trauma deaths in our study. however, more studies are needed to document this. results the findings of this study showed that the overall mortality caused by trauma is higher in the warm season. the highest correlation between mortality and temperature was seen in ages over 60 years (r = 0.301, p = 0.020) in trauma deaths and ...