Injury Patterns and Levels of Care at a Marathon
Nguyen, R.B., Milsten, A.M., and Cushman, J.T.
(2008).
Injury Patterns and Levels of Care at a Marathon.
(Abstract only.) Prehospital Disaster Medicine. 23(6):519-25.
The authors analyzed medical care reports from five first-aid stations set up along a marathon route. The primary reason for seeking medical attention was "medication request;" secondary reasons included musculoskeletal injuries, dizziness, dermal injuries, and headache.
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