Fracture patterns in bicycle accidents: A descriptive national cohort study of fractures sustained in bicycle accidents in the Swedish Fracture Register 2015–2022

The main finding is that bicyclists predominantly sustained fractures of the upper limb via low energy mechanisms. The fracture panorama differed by age, sex, and type of bicycle.

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Injury
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2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.injury.2024.111960
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Injury Epidemiology and Prevention
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Fracture patterns in bicycle accidents: A descriptive national cohort study of fractures sustained in bicycle accidents in the Swedish Fracture Register 2015–2022

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Fracture patterns in bicycle accidents: A descriptive national cohort study of fractures sustained in bicycle accidents in the Swedish Fracture Register 2015–2022

Olof Wolf, Hans Peter Bögl, Staffan Josefsson, Anders Brüggemann
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Abstract

The main finding is that bicyclists predominantly sustained fractures of the upper limb via low energy mechanisms. The fracture panorama differed by age, sex, and type of bicycle.

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Uppsala University (SE), University of Gävle (SE), Gävle Hospital (SE), Visby lasarett (SE)
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