Table 2 Consumer products with most changes in the number of traumas during the lockdown period compared to the control period in 2019
From: Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on emergency department visits for genitourinary trauma
Highest decrease in the number of ED visits during control (2019) versus lockdown period (2020) | Highest increase in the number of ED visits during control (2019) vs lockdown period (2020) | |
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Consumer products, change in ED visits (n, Δ%) | 1. Toilets: − 320 (429 vs 109, − 74.6%) 2. Day wear: − 266 (342 vs 76, − 77.7%) 3. Beds/bedframes: − 209 (325 vs 116, − 64.2%) 4. Bathtubs/showers: − 170 (259 vs 88, − 65.9%) 5. Bicycles: − 168 (430 vs 262, − 39.1%) 6. Playground climbing apparatus: − 155 (155 vs 0, − 100%) 7. Stairs/steps: − 120 (216 vs 97, − 55.2%) 8. Ladders: − 110 (110 vs 0, − 100%) 9. Basketball: − 109 (109 vs 0, − 100%) 10. Football: − 107 (185 vs 78, − 57.8%) | 1. Knickknacks/Statues/Vases: + 154 (0 vs 154, n/a) 2. Sofas/Couches/Divans: + 130 (5 vs 134, 2684%) 3. Razors/Shavers: + 99 (0 vs 99, n/a) 4. Exercise (activity or apparel): + 78 (0 vs 78, n/a) 5. Scooters (unpowered): + 76 (0 vs 76, n/a) 6. Other clothing: + 76 (0 vs 76, n/a) 7. Refrigerators: + 76 (0 vs 76, n/a) 8. In-line skating: + 73 (5 vs 78, 1518.9%) 9. Desks/Chest/Buffets: + 72 (0 vs 72, n/a) 10. Toys: + 60 (16 vs 76, 386.2%) |