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See Latest ArticlesLawn mower injuries in children: a 30-year experience
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 09/08/08
Nguyen A et al. - Lawn mower injuries are a significant cause of morbidity. These injuries are particularly devastating to children. The tragedy is keenly felt in the realization that these devastating injuries to children could all be prevented. Strategic preventative measures should be developed through partnership between the medical profession, the media, industry specialists and the wider community.
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