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SAS Journal of Surgery | Volume-7 | Issue-05
Impact of the Consequent Containment of Corona Virus on the Frequency of Aggressions in Maxillofacial and Aesthetic Surgery in Marrakesh
Zahira BENZENZOUM, Nadia mansouri, M. El Bouihi, C. Opango, A. Jaifi, boukhani, Z. Aziz
Published: May 23, 2021 | 106 101
DOI: 10.36347/sasjs.2021.v07i05.007
Pages: 246-250
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Abstract
On January, the World Health Organization declared that COVID19 was a public health emergency with a currently known overall mortality rate which could be reach 3.4%. The study is retrospective and prospective, comparing two months, 1 month before confinement and 1 month during confinement. The research was conducted within the maxillofacial surgery department of Ibn TOFAIL Hospital at Mohamed VI University Hospital in Marrakech. 1 month before the lockdown, we registered 284 assault patients, who were reported to the total admitted of 1360. 1 month since the establishment of the state of emergency by the Moroccan government, encouraging confinement linked to the Covid 19 infection, we have reported 68 cases of aggression on a global workforce of 360 patients. Since the declaration of confinement in the world as a mode of prevention of COVID-19 infection in the great majority of countries, it has been observed a huge decrease in the number of road accidents, assaults and violence among which maxillofacial aggressions. COVID-19 is a disease of recent onset and very rapid spread that has traced an indisputable impact on the health profile in the world.