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Methods: All first visits due to an injury from June 1, 2004 to May 31, 2005 were registered in ER in acute hospital using data base developed for this purpose. The following data were gathered: age, sex, time of injury, external cause of accident ICD-10 ; , type of accident ICD-10 ; , breath alcohol, use of hip protectors and type of injury ICD-10 ; . Preliminary results: Of a total of 523 accidents in 505 patients 193 males and 312 females ; , 62% occurred in women. The median age was 80 yr in women and 74 yr in men. The accidents distributed evenly throughout the year. Most accidents were falls on the same level 73% ; , 4% were falls from ladders or stairs, 1% falls from high level 1 m ; and 5% were unidentified falls. 6% were traffic accidents and 3% collisions. 42% of accidents took place in home or residential home, 46% during leisure time, 7% in institutional care, and 5% in other circumstances. A total of 561 injuries occurred. Most common injuries were fractures: 43% n 244 ; and head and face injuries: 22% n 125, of which 25% were severe ; . Distribution of fractures was: hip 31% 75% in women ; , wrist 17% 83% in women ; , proximal humerus 13%, ankle 7%, elbow 5%, tibia 4%, pelvis 2%, knee 2%, vertebrae 1%. Hip protectors were worn in 2% of the falls. Ethylalcohol was positive in 15% of men and in 3% of women p 0.05 ; . In 11% of men ethylalcohol level was over 1.5. Conclusion: Fall on the same level was the most typical accident. Nearly half of the accidents led to fractures and one fourth led to head or face injuries. Half of the fractures were those of hip or wrist. Rate of positive ethylalcohol result was high in men. Depression among was growing week after supportive public bactroban episodes and cardizem. 20 labeled platelets occurs simultaneously with detachment of platelets. 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