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. 2023 Jul 4;10:32. doi: 10.1186/s40621-023-00446-5

Table 1.

Estimated number of firework-related injuries and incidence rates (per 100,000 persons per year) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) by selected demographic characteristics, in the US 2012–2022

Variable Number of cases (N = 3219) National estimate (N = 122,912) Rate per 100,000 (95% CI)
Years
2012 256 8658 2.61 (2.03–3.20)
2013 275 11,361 3.43 (2.43–4.42)
2014 271 10,512 3.17 (2.30–4.04)
2015 296 12,011 3.62 (2.75–4.50)
2016 268 11,133 3.36 (2.50–4.22)
2017 329 12,884 3.89 (2.89–4.88)
2018 234 9081 2.74 (2.09–3.39)
2019 261 9992 3.01 (2.10–3.93)
2020 440 15,646 4.72 (3.68–5.77)
2021 338 11,471 3.46 (2.47–4.45)
2022 251 10,163 3.05 (2.29–3.80)
Age (Years)
0–4 266 8805 5.40 (3.64–7.11)
5–9 420 11,857 5.44 (3.92–7.01)
10–14 434 12,887 5.88 (4.35–7.43)
15–19 402 15,086 6.73 (5.14–8.27)
20–24 427 18,182 7.13 (5.21–8.45)
25–29 307 12,661 5.25 (3.94–6.57)
30–34 238 10,776 4.79 (3.66–5.94)
35–39 201 9013 4.16 (2.99–5.33)
40–44 158 7044 3.23 (2.08–4.30)
45–49 119 5116 2.36 (1.58–3.01)
50–54 99 3861 1.35 (0.89–1.89)
55–59 71 3769 1.27 (0.81–1.72)
> 60 77 3003 1.12 (0.68–1.51)
Gender
Male 2248 78,748 4.90 (3.89–5.93)
Female 971 37,522 2.25 (1.43–2.77)