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Investigators from multiple institutions determined the epidemiologic characteristics of playground-related injuries from 1990–2012 in US children. Data were obtained from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS), which includes injury data from approximately 100 US hospital EDs and represents a stratified probability sample of all US hospitals. Playground-related injuries among children <18 years old (categorized as 0–4, 5–12, and 13–17 years old) were identified in the database using NEISS codes for injuries on slides, seesaws, climbing equipment, swings, or other playground equipment. Characteristics of playground-related injuries were also obtained from NEISS and included mechanism of injury (categorized as fall, impact, …
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