There were insufficient case numbers to calculate new disability weights for admitted cases in 14 of the 40 nature-of-injury categories used in the GBD 2013 study (Table 3). Annualized new weights for the admitted cases sustaining one of the 26 other categories were relatively high for spinal cord injury, femoral fracture, hip fracture, pelvic fracture and lower airway burns, and relatively low for radius/ulna fractures, wrist/hand fractures and superficial injuries. For 22 injury categories, the annualized and 12-month new weights were higher –1.1-fold to 22.2-fold higher – than the corresponding GBD 2013 weights (Table 3). However, the new weights for hospitalized cases of severe traumatic brain injury and spinal cord lesion at neck level were lower than the corresponding GBD 2013 weights (Table 3).