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International Orthopaedic Multicentre Study (Inormus) in Fracture Care: Protocol for a Large Prospective Observational Study Publisher Pubmed



Bhandari M1, 12 ; Devereaux PJ1 ; Ivers RQ5, 13 ; Moroz P7 ; Thabane L1 ; Sprague S12 ; Mckay P12 ; Li CS12 ; Jagnoor J13 ; Slobogean G8 ; Boniface R2 ; Browner B3 ; De La Huerta F4 ; Pollak A8 Show All Authors
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  1. Bhandari M1, 12
  2. Devereaux PJ1
  3. Ivers RQ5, 13
  4. Moroz P7
  5. Thabane L1
  6. Sprague S12
  7. Mckay P12
  8. Li CS12
  9. Jagnoor J13
  10. Slobogean G8
  11. Boniface R2
  12. Browner B3
  13. De La Huerta F4
  14. Pollak A8
  15. Petrisor B1
  16. Sancheti P9
  17. Schemitsch E10
  18. Zhou J11
  19. Guyatt G1
  20. Mundi R12
  21. Ohara N12
  22. Heelsansdell D12
  23. Buckingham L12
  24. Simunovic N12
  25. Norton R13
  26. Zhang J13
  27. Tian M13
  28. Yadav L13
  29. Caldwell A6
  30. Morshed S6
  31. Liu Y11
  32. Wang Q11
  33. Li J11
  34. Zhang Z14
  35. Zhang W14
  36. Tian S14
  37. Jia Z14
  38. Guo T14
  39. Ma Y15
  40. Wu G15
  41. Ma X16
  42. Ma J16
  43. Jia H16
  44. Hu S17
  45. Wang Y17
  46. Sun M17
  47. Qin Y18
  48. Wang J18
  49. Zhou S19
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  51. Wu B20
  52. Zhi C20
  53. Xing B20
  54. Zhu Y21
  55. Zhang X21
  56. Yang J22
  57. Dai W22
  58. Lu D22
  59. He S23
  60. Cai X23
  61. Liu G23
  62. Rui G24
  63. Hu B24
  64. Chen H25
  65. Hu Y25
  66. Wang T25
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  68. Borate M9
  69. Gawande N9
  70. Jadhav N9
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  72. Karkamakar S26
  73. Patil S26
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Source: Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma Published:2015


Abstract

Despite the fact that orthopaedic trauma injuries represent a serious cause of mortality and morbidity worldwide, there are few data in low-middle income countries quantifying the burden of fractures and describing current treatment practices. To address this critical knowledge gap, a large multinational prospective observational study of 40,000 patients with musculoskeletal trauma in Africa, Asia, and Latin America is proposed. The International Orthopaedic Multicentre Study in Fracture Care (INORMUS) study seeks to determine the incidence of major complications (mortality, reoperation, and infection) within 30 days after a musculoskeletal injury and to determine patient, treatment, and system factors associated with these major complications in low-middle income countries. This study coincides with the World Health Organization's Global Road Traffic Safety Decade (2011-2020) and other international efforts to reduce the burden of injury on developing populations. Insight gained from the INORMUS study will not only inform the global burden of orthopaedic trauma but also drive the development of future randomized trials to evaluate simple solutions and practical interventions to decrease deaths and improve the quality of life for trauma patients worldwide. Copyright © 2015 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved.
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