Table 2.

Crash and injury characteristics, by sickness-absence (SA) and disability-pension (DP) status at bicycle crash date¹

	All		Ongoing SA/DP		New SA		No new SA
	N	column%	n	row%	n	row%	n	row%
Total	7643	100	748	9.8	1367	17.9	5528	72.3
Crash type
Single	6484	84.8	641	9.9	1146	17.7	4697	72.4
Collision with pedestrian, animal, or other bicycle	431	5.6	35	8.1	82	19.0	314	72.9
Collision with motor vehicle	728	9.5	72	9.9	139	19.1	517	71.0
Healthcare
Only specialized out-patient healthcare	6345	83.0	578	9.1	879	13.9	4888	77.0
In-patient healthcare ≤1 day	643	8.4	70	10.9	153	23.8	420	65.3
In-patient healthcare > 1 day	655	8.6	100	15.3	335	51.1	220	33.6
Type of injury
Fracture	2805	36.7	340	12.1	930	33.2	1535	54.7
Dislocation	326	4.3	17	5.2	79	24.2	230	70.6
Sprains and strains	679	8.9	70	10.3	80	11.8	529	77.9
Internal	733	9.6	82	11.2	103	14.1	548	74.8
External	2942	38.5	230	7.8	161	5.5	2551	86.7
Other and unspecified	158	2.1	9	5.7	14	8.9	135	85.4
Body region
Traumatic Brain Injury, not concussion	117	1.5	24	20.5	42	35.9	51	43.6
Concussion	563	7.4	51	9.1	46	8.2	466	82.8
Other head, face and neck	1433	18.7	98	6.8	93	6.5	1242	86.7
Vertebral column and spinal cord	156	2.0	12	7.7	58	37.2	86	55.1
Torso	546	7.1	64	11.7	89	16.3	393	72.0
Upper extremities	3264	42.7	308	9.4	733	22.5	2223	68.1
Lower extremities	1452	19.0	182	12.5	304	20.9	966	66.5
Other and unspecified	112	1.5	9	8.0	2	1.8	101	90.2

¹Among all individuals in Sweden of working ages who in 2010 had a new bicycle crash leading to in- or specialized out-patient healthcare