Craniofacial Injuries Associated With “Mommy Bike” Child Seats in Japan

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Miki Yamada · Surdna Foundation

Shunsuke Hino · Surdna Foundation

Yosuke Iijima · Surdna Foundation

Takumi Takahashi · Surdna Foundation

Nami Nakayama · Surdna Foundation

Norio Horie · Surdna Foundation

Takahiro Kaneko · Surdna Foundation

Abstract

MB child seat craniofacial injuries most frequently occurred in the front seats occupied by young children, and when the bicycle tipped over while stationary. While most oral injuries were minor, sporadic mandibular fractures were observed, indicating the need for ongoing vigilance.

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Injury Epidemiology and Prevention Dental Trauma and Treatments Restraint-Related Deaths

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Published in: Journal of Craniofacial Surgery

Volume 37, Issue 3/4, pp. 503-505

DOI: 10.1097/scs.0000000000011993

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Craniofacial Injuries Associated With “Mommy Bike” Child Seats in Japan

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