Pediatric traumatic brain injuries in Taiwan: an 8-year study

The pattern of traumatic brain injuries: A country undergoing rapid development

“…Also, in China [23], traffic accidents (60.9%) were the major cause of TBI in all age groups, but TBI patients in the age group 35-44 years were the most vulnerable for traffic accidents. Over 70% of TBIs in Taiwan are caused by traffic accidents, a percentage higher than in the stated countries [24]. These study findings support each other in that traffic accidents were the first leading causes of TBI.…”

Pattern of Traumatic Brain Injury at King Abdulaziz University Hospital

“…This difference can be explained by the limited population at risk in our study. There is also a geographical variation in the epidemiology of head injury with regard to the mechanism of injury, the mean age of patients [5][6][7] and incidence rates [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] (Table 3).…”

TMU: Brain Injury

“…Wearing helmets and development of public transportation are essential for the prevention of head injuries. 5 …”