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Fig 1.

Cluster locations for the Baghdad injury survey.◊

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Table 1.

Distribution of clusters.

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Table 2.

Household Composition and Injury by Age, Sex and Education, 2003–2014.*

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Table 3.

Total injuries, injury rates per 1000 years of exposure and by type of injury, 2003–2014.*

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Table 4.

Intentional and unintentional injuries by year and type, 2003–2014.*

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Fig 2.

Injury, Disability and Death Rates by Age 2003–2014.

Data from 2014 limited to first 3 to 5 months.

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Fig 3.

Injury Rates by Year and Outcomes, 2003–2014.

Data from 2014 limited to first 3 to 5 months.

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Table 5.

Injuries, deaths and disabilities, 2003–2014.*

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Fig 4.

Anatomical Site of Injury by Type, 2003–2014.

Data from 2014 limited to first 3 to 5 months.

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Fig 5.

Unintentional injuries by type in Baghdad, 2003–2014.

Data from 2014 limited to first 3 to 5 months.

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