Erlanger Treats 12 Patients For Fireworks Related Injuries Over 4th Of July Weekend

  • Tuesday, July 7, 2020

Erlanger Health System Emergency Departments treated 12 patients with injuries related to Fourth of July activities.

These patients were treated between July 3 and July 5. Most of the injuries include burns and abrasions to hands as well as eye related injuries. 
 
Fireworks injuries by year:

2020– eight adults and four children
2019– six adults and two children
2018– six adults and no children
2017– three adults and one child
2016– 11 patients
2015 – eight patients


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