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".Evaluation of sport injury problem at school level among children of Dhaka city : Development of sports injury surveillance system at large urban environment ".
1.	Momena Khatun
2.	S. M. Idris Ali
3.	A.K.M. Fazlur Rahman
1. Dr. Momena Khatun.
Asstt. Professor Department of Preventive Medicine.
2.  Dr. SM. Idris Ali.
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Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Ser-e-bangla Medical College, Barishal. 
4.	A.K.M. Fazlur Rahman
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Dr. SM. Idris Ali.
Professor
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Ser-e-bangla Medical College, Barishal. 
+880-02-9125194. 01711-155034(M).
e-mail. Idrisali_bkzmc@yahoo.com								
Abstract: 
Injury is an emerging public health problem in both developed and developing countries, including Bangladesh.  A total of 5,122 diseased patients were attended in the Health clinic out of which 586 (11.4%) were injury related in one year time. On an average 48 injury related patients attended per month. Peak incidence of injury was found in the month of June, July and September. On injury category trauma and abrasion were found as frequent injuries. Among the injuries trauma amounting the highest incidence 64.5%. The next common injury was abrasion/ laceration (17.1%). Injury trauma includes simple trauma, traumatic haematoma and fractures. The fractures were diagnosed from referral Hospital. 
Sports injury has been found as a major cause of illness among the school children. So prevention of sports injuries should be included in ongoing school health programme.
Key wards: Sports Injury, School clinics, Bangladesh.

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