Ou Medicine

**OKLAHOMA STORMS RELATED INFORMATION**

• REVISION: As of 5/24/13 3:30 p.m. CST: OU Medical Center and The Children's Hospital at OU Medical Center has received 93 patients from the May 19 and 20 tornadoes, including 59 children and 34 adults.  
  • Of the 59 adults treated, eight were victims of the May 19 tornado that hit Shawnee, Carney and other areas. No children were treated as a result of the May 19 tornado.
  • Ten children were admitted as a result of the May 20 storm. Of those 10, one remains hospitalized in serious condition. 
  • Ten adults were admitted as a result of the May 20 storm. Four remain hospitalized. One is in good condition, two are in fair condition and one is in critical condition.
  • Two adults remain hospitalized of the eight originally admitted as a result of the May 19 tornado that hit Shawnee. One is in serious and one is in good condition.
  • The youngest of the patients hospitalized from tornado-related injuries was under four years old; the oldest was older than 85.
  • Injuries treated ranged from minor cuts, bruises, and hypothermia to severe injuries including open wounds, impalements, open fractures and neck and spinal cord injuries. For more information on how the trauma teams responded following the May 20 tornado and to learn more about injuries seen, click here.
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• To search for a loved one, please visit the Red Cross Safe & Well site.
• Download the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) Factsheet for parents, teachers, children and teens.