Some of the children’s trauma patients I came into contact with were caused by traffic accidents. The children directly hit the windshield or the back of the front seat in the car, and their heads were the first to bear the brunt. Naturally, scalp hematoma or skull fracture were inevitable. The usage rate of child safety seats in first-tier cities is only 5% At one time, I didn’t take this too seriously. I just felt that when children were in the car, it was easy for them to hit the glass in the front row and the back of the seat in the back row. If the co-pilot fastened the seat belt, then a sudden stop or impact of the Read More …