The association of weather, temperature, and holidays on pediatric maxillofacial trauma.
Cyrus C RabbaniRichard KaoTimothy J ShinJack E BurgesonJonathan Y TingMichael W SimTaha Z ShipchandlerPublished in: Laryngoscope investigative otolaryngology (2020)
Pediatric facial fractures are linked to warmer weather with clear skies and warmer season. Age predicts some fracture patterns and need for operative intervention. These results can be used to inform public health interventions, policymaking, and trauma staffing.Level of Evidence: Level 2b (retrospective cohort).