Research Article

Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Comorbid Mental Health Conditions Associated with Increased Risk of Injury

Table 3

Rate of selected types of injury for ADHD cases compared with non-ADHD cases.

ADHD onlyADHD plus one or more other mental health problems
Injuries to the …No.%No ADHDRate ratio95% confidence intervalRate ratio†95% confidence interval

HeadS00-S0980272.101.001.471.31–1.661.991.79–2.20
NeckS00-S0941141.081.001.451.21–1.751.661.41–1.95
ThoraxS10-S1940431.061.001.681.41–1.991.851.58–2.17
Abdomen and groinS20-S2961941.621.001.451.25–1.681.501.31–1.73
Shoulder and upper armS30-S3954781.431.001.431.23–1.661.621.41–1.87
Elbow and forearmS40-S4941581.091.001.351.14–1.601.581.35–1.85
Wrist, hand and fingersS50-S59110812.901.001.511.37–1.671.721.57–1.89
Hip and thighS60-S6924520.641.001.321.04–1.681.581.28–1.95
Knee and lower legS70-S79100932.641.001.191.06–1.351.501.35–1.66
Ankle and footS80-S89108852.851.001.181.05–1.331.541.40–1.70
BurnsS90-S995650.151.001.871.20–2.902.521.75–3.62
PoisoningT20-T28 T30-T3213510.351.002.001.48–2.717.556.47–8.81

Adjusted for age, sex, salary, and year. Other mental health problems refer to one or more of the problems listed in Table 2. Abdomen, lower back, lumbar spine, pelvis, and external genitals.