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See Latest ArticlesDefenestration in children younger than 6 years old: mortality predictors in severe head trauma
Child's Nervous System, 06/30/09
Melo JRT et al. - Severe head injuries resulting from falls from windows carry a high risk of mortality in less than 6-year-old children. Hypothermia, hyperglycemia, and coagulation’s disorders are independent predictive factors of mortality. Early deaths could be considered as direct consequences of uncontrollable brain lesions.
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