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. 2020 Nov 6;232(2):159–168.e3. doi: 10.1016/j.jamcollsurg.2020.09.028

Table 1.

Comparison of 2020 Data Before and After Pennsylvania Stay-at-Home Order

Characteristic Before SAHO (n = 357) During SAHO (n = 480) p Value
Sex, f, n (%) 127 (35.57) 134 (27.92) 0.019
Race, n (%) 0.032
 Asian 5 (1.40) 11 (2.29) 0.45
 Black 226 (63.31) 328 (68.33) 0.14
 Other 17 (4.76) 34 (7.08) 0.12
 White 109 (30.53) 107 (22.29) 0.008
Age, y, mean ± SD 47.36 ± 22.13 42.90 ± 20.32 0.009
Mechanism of injury, all, n (%) 0.0006
 IVT, all 70 (19.61) 148 (30.83) 0.0002
 Assault (blunt) 33 (9.24) 56 (11.67) 0.31
 Penetrating IVT, all 62 (17.37) 140 (29.91) <0.0001
 Stabbing 25 (7.00) 38 (7.92) 0.69
 Gunshot wound 45 (12.61) 110 (22.92) 0.0001
 Nonintentional, all 168 (47.06) 164 (34.17) 0.0002
 Fall 132 (36.97) 135 (28.12) 0.007
 Found down 18 (5.04) 17 (3.54) 0.30
 MVC 86 (24.09) 112 (23.33) 0.81
 Pedestrian vs motor vehicle 18 (5.04) 12 (2.50) 0.060
Injury Severity Score, mean ± SD 7.54 ± 9.13 7.94 ± 8.84 0.29
 Assault (blunt) 7.19 ± 10.07 6.24 ± 6.29 0.56
 Stabbing 2.60 ± 2.86 5.91 ± 6.97 0.066
 Gunshot wound 12.51 ± 16.63 10.08 ± 12.32 0.83
 Fall 7.41 ± 6.13 8.56 ± 7.09 0.20
 Found down 6.53 ± 8.12 3.00 ± 4.11 0.078
 MVC 6.61 ± 7.09 7.46 ± 8.76 0.88
 Pedestrian vs motorized vehicle 8.43 ± 7.48 6.80 ± 6.78 0.59
Outcome, alive, n (%) 343 (96.08) 460 (95.83) 1.00

IVT, intentional/violent; MVC, motor vehicle crash; SAHO, stay-at-home order.