Abstract：
OBJECTIVE: This study was conducted to determine the paediatric forensic cases under the age of 18 from of the year of the outbreak of war.
UNASSIGNED: The population of the study included 16,970 people under the age of 18, who were accepted as forensic cases among 88,052 cases, who presented to the emergency department of Kilis State Hospital between January 2011 and November 2019. The application time of the patients, their nationality, age, gender, their types of application to the emergency department, the event causing the forensic case, and the follow-up and treatment methods in the emergency department were recorded on the standard data entry form.
RESULTS: Among all the paediatric forensic cases, it was determined that 52.0% were Syrian, 70.8% were boys, 30.0% were in the age range of 11 and 15 years and 20.5% had an outpatient treatment.
CONCLUSIONS: In this study, although juvenile forensic rates are consistent with the literature, the higher forensic cases of Syrian nationality was determined as a striking result.
CONCLUSIONS: Today, considering extraordinary situations such as wars and armed conflicts, more refugees may benefit from Turkish healthcare services in the in the forthcoming periods and it is important for community health to conduct studies in this field.
UNASSIGNED: The population of the study included 16,970 people under the age of 18, who were accepted as forensic cases among 88,052 cases, who presented to the emergency department of Kilis State Hospital between January 2011 and November 2019. The application time of the patients, their nationality, age, gender, their types of application to the emergency department, the event causing the forensic case, and the follow-up and treatment methods in the emergency department were recorded on the standard data entry form.
RESULTS: Among all the paediatric forensic cases, it was determined that 52.0% were Syrian, 70.8% were boys, 30.0% were in the age range of 11 and 15 years and 20.5% had an outpatient treatment.
CONCLUSIONS: In this study, although juvenile forensic rates are consistent with the literature, the higher forensic cases of Syrian nationality was determined as a striking result.
CONCLUSIONS: Today, considering extraordinary situations such as wars and armed conflicts, more refugees may benefit from Turkish healthcare services in the in the forthcoming periods and it is important for community health to conduct studies in this field.
摘要：
目的：本研究旨在确定战争爆发当年18岁以下的儿科法医病例。
■研究人群包括16,970名18岁以下的人，在88,052例病例中被接受为法医病例，他在2011年1月至2019年11月期间向Kilis州立医院急诊科就诊。患者的应用时间，他们的国籍,年龄,性别,他们在急诊室的申请类型，导致法医案件的事件,并将急诊科的随访和治疗方法记录在标准数据输入表上。
结果：在所有儿科法医案件中，确定52.0%是叙利亚人，70.8%是男孩，30.0％的年龄在11岁和15岁之间，20.5％的人接受了门诊治疗。
结论：在这项研究中，尽管青少年法医率与文献一致，更高的叙利亚国籍法医案件被确定为一个惊人的结果。
结论：今天，考虑到战争和武装冲突等特殊情况，在即将到来的时期，更多的难民可能会从土耳其的医疗保健服务中受益，在这一领域进行研究对社区健康很重要。
■研究人群包括16,970名18岁以下的人，在88,052例病例中被接受为法医病例，他在2011年1月至2019年11月期间向Kilis州立医院急诊科就诊。患者的应用时间，他们的国籍,年龄,性别,他们在急诊室的申请类型，导致法医案件的事件,并将急诊科的随访和治疗方法记录在标准数据输入表上。
结果：在所有儿科法医案件中，确定52.0%是叙利亚人，70.8%是男孩，30.0％的年龄在11岁和15岁之间，20.5％的人接受了门诊治疗。
结论：在这项研究中，尽管青少年法医率与文献一致，更高的叙利亚国籍法医案件被确定为一个惊人的结果。
结论：今天，考虑到战争和武装冲突等特殊情况，在即将到来的时期，更多的难民可能会从土耳其的医疗保健服务中受益，在这一领域进行研究对社区健康很重要。
