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Results: Mean age of the children was 6.2±5.1 years and boys accounted for 59.1%. Children who had disease (65.5%) and aged 1 to 4 years (41.9%) accounted for the largest population. There was no difference of age distribution through seasons (P = 0.07). The proportions of children with disease and injury were the highest during winter (72.5%) and autumn (38.2%), respectively (P < 0.001). Children tended to visit the ED more frequently during non-business hours. In particular, children who aged 1 to 4 years, had disease or were slight ill visited the ED more frequently during this period (P < 0.001). Plain abdomen radiographs and urinalyses were performed to 29.8% and 16.1% of the children, respectively. Functional gastrointestinal disorder (20.3%) and laceration (30.1%) were the most common initial diagnoses among the children with disease and injury, respectively. The most common injury mechanism was struck injury (29.7%). After the treatment, 94.4% of the children were sent home from the ED. Of the remaining children, 5.5% were admitted, 0.1% were transferred to other hospitals, and 0.04% expired.

Epidemiologic characteristics of children who visited an emergency department: a single center study over three years