Table 1.

Overall demographics, injury characteristics and treatment of patients who consulted for a hand injury during the national lockdown in France due to the COVID-19 pandemic. CI: confidence interval; SD: standard error.

	Total
	n	%	(95%CI)	SD%
Gender
Male	1225	62.9	60.2–65.6	48.3
Female	722	37.1	33.6–40.6	48.3
Age (years)
0–5	68	3.5	−0.9–7.9	18.4
6–15	156	8.0	3.7–12.3	27.2
16–25	281	14.5	10.3–18.6	35.2
26–65	1223	62.8	60.1–65.6	48.3
>65	219	11.2	7.1–15.4	31.5
Lesions
Open wound	1373	70.5	68.0–73.0	47.3
Laceration	1298	66.6	64.1–69.2	47.2
Nail lesion	23	1.2	−3.2–5.6	10.8
Foreign body	143	7.3	3.1–11.6	26.1
Amputation	43	2.2	−2.2–6.6	14.7
Fracture	344	17.7	13.6–21.7	38.2
Closed	200	10.3	6.1–14.5	30.4
Open	144	7.4	3.1–11.7	26.2
Infection	417	21.4	17.5–25.4	41.0
Closed trauma	213	10.9	6.7–15.1	31.2
Sprain	54	2.8	−1.6–7.1	16.4
Dislocation	21	1.1	−3.3–5.5	10.3
Contusion	123	6.3	2.0–10.6	24.3
Tendon avulsion	15	0.7	−3.6–5.2	8.7
Surgical complications	62	3.1	−1.1–7.6	17.6
Context
Work-related	195	10.0	5.8–14.2	30.0
Domestic accident	1724	88.5	87.0–90.0	31.9
Self-inflicted	5	0.3	−4.2–4.7	5.1
Violence	18	0.9	−3.5–5.3	9.6
Road accident	5	0.3	−4.1–4.7	5.5
Treatment
Non operative	457	23.5	19.6–27.3	42.4
Operative	1490	76.5	74.4–78.7	42.4