Giulia Enrione's research while affiliated with Chinook Regional Hospital and other places
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Publication (1)
Methods:
From 1st January 2012 to 31st December 2013 all patients admitted to the Aosta Regional Hospital Emergency Room for any event occurred above 2500 m were screened: all those affected by High Altitude Illness, Acute Illness in High Altitude, Trauma, or Cold disease were prospectively included. Activity incidence rate is expressed as the occ...
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... For example, despite different denominators of the available data making a comparison difficult, it is 0.2/1000 person-hours in rock climbing, 0.005-0.013/person-hours in mountaineering, 1-2/1000 days in alpine skiing, 1/1000 days in windsurfing, 0.007-0.08/pilots/year in hang-gliding, and 0.48-1.7/1000 jumps in skydiving [8][9][10][11][12]. However, it is also recognised that minor injuries are likely to be under-reported in these sports [12]. ...
