Wrong: naprimerhttp://www.ejbjs.org/cgi/content/full/80/1/25REsults:From the 1981–1982 to the 1993–1994 season, there were 3,641,041 skier visits: 123,795 (3.4 per cent) by children, 502,464 (13.8 per cent) by adolescents, and 3,014,782 (82.8 per cent) by adults. During the same time-frame, there were 10,162 injuries: 528 in children, 1473 in adolescents, 8112 in adults, and forty-nine in individuals whose age was unknown. The overall rate of injury (calculated as [10,162/3,641,041] x 1000) was 2.79 injuries per 1000 skier days: 4.27 injuries in children, 2.93 in adolescents, and 2.69 in adults. These differences show that the rate of injury in children was 59 per cent higher than that in adults.