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See Latest ArticlesSevere childhood injuries and poisoning in a densely populated city: Where do they occur and what type
Journal of Critical Care, 08/25/09
Hon KL et al. – The causes of severe childhood injuries are heterogeneous. Cardiopulmonary or neurological/neurosurgical supports are often required. These injuries more commonly occur indoor and involve toddlers with underlying neurodevelopmental conditions. These findings have important implications and serve to heighten public awareness especially on home safety measures in the prevention of childhood accidents.
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