Population based estimates of non-fatal injuries in the capital of Iran

BMC Public Health

Table 1 Annual incidence (per 1000) of injuries in age-sex groups of study population, all injuries

Age (years)	Gender										Weighted overall Incidence Rate (per 1000) (95% CI)
	Male					Female
	Study population	Injuries (N)		Incidence		Study population	Injuries (N)		Incidence
		All	Significant	All	Significant		All	Significant	All	Significant	All	Significant
< = 5	211	22	11	104.3	52.1	184	13	3	71.7	16.3	88.6 (62.5-121.1)	35.4 (19.5-58.8)
6-15	547	101	59	184.6^B	107.9^A	523	65	21	124.3 ^B	40.2^A	155.1 (134.0-178.2)	74.8 (59.7-92.2)
16-25	1187	171	126	144.1	106.1 ^A	991	158	33	159.4	33.3 ^A	151.1 (136.3-166.8)	73.0 (62.4-84.7)
26-35	808	112	102	138.6 ^A	126.2 ^A	785	274	32	349.0 ^A	40.8 ^A	242.3 (221.4-264.1)	84.1 (71.0-98.8)
36-45	647	73	57	112.8 ^A	88.1 ^A	740	255	29	344.6 ^A	39.2 ^A	236.5 (211.6-263.5)	62.0 (49.6-76.6)
46-55	586	56	37	95.6 ^A	63.1	620	197	27	317.7 ^A	43.5	209.8 (184.7-237.3)	53.1 (40.9-67.8)
56-65	394	37	25	93.9 ^A	63.5	359	99	19	275.8 ^A	52.9	180.6 (151.5-213.7)	58.4 (42.5-78.4)
66-75	243	33	20	135.8	82.3	147	30	11	204.1	74.8	161.5 (124.1-206.7)	79.5 (54.0-112.8)
76+	84	9	3	107.1 ^B	35.7 ^A	45	12	11	266.7 ^B	244.4 ^A	162.8 (100.8-248.8)	108.5 (59.3-182.1)
Total	4707	614	440	130.4 ^A	93.5 ^A	4393	1103	186	251.0 ^A	42.3 ^A	188.7 (180.7-196.9)	68.8 (63.7-74.2)

^A: There is statistically significant difference in the incidence this type of injury between men and women; P < 0.001
^B: There is statistically significant difference in the incidence this type of injury between men and women; P < 0.01

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