Publications by authors named "Henri Lassila"
Article Synopsis
- The study investigated spine injuries in severely injured trauma patients (ISS/NISS > 15) over 15 years at a single trauma center in Helsinki.
- It involved analyzing data from the Helsinki Trauma Registry, comparing patients with traumatic spine injuries to those without, and categorizing spine injuries by level and neurological symptoms.
- Results showed that 53% of the patients had spine injuries, with high falls being the most common cause, especially among young women, while elderly patients typically experienced cervical spine injuries from low-energy accidents.
We clarified occurrence, severity, and associated injuries of occipital condyle fractures (OCFs) in a cranial fracture population. Retrospective data of cranial fracture patients were analyzed. The outcome variable was presence of OCF in cranial fracture patients.
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