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Abstract
Accident injuries are ranked high in the death rate around the world, and a reason for the increase in the percentage of diseases and death in the elderly, as it is the ninth cause of death in persons older than sixty-five years, and the largest percentage is either road accidents or falls, as Stabbing, or burns, do not exceed 4% in elderly injuries.
And it is recognized that the complications of accidents in the elderly are much worse than those of their relatives from the young, as complications of accidents in the elderly continue to chronic disabilities that reach the level of death, and therefore the patient’s age is considered a more important element than the severity of the injury in predicting an increase in the proportion of Diseases, and death.