Sports related heat injury in Victoria, Australia; an analysis of 11 years of hospital admission and emergency department data

Published by at 10 septembre 2020

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Heat injuries have become a considerable health risk for sport and exercise participants in Australia. This study seeks to update the Australian sports case numbers by considering data from hospital admission and emergency department (ED) presentations (collectively referred to as hospital-treated cases). Specifically, this study aimed to report epidemiological features (incidence and case characteristics) for sport related heat injury (SRHI) cases treated in hospital, over an 11-year period in Victoria, Australia.

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Sports related heat injury in Victoria, Australia; an analysis of 11 years of hospital admission and emergency department data

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