新西兰Canterbury大学Dr.AMcKinlay其同事的工作表明,大多数轻度头部损伤的幼儿,不会有任何不良反应。较为严重的损伤病例,可能会出现长期心理社会问题,特别是持续性损伤对学龄前儿童更为有害。 Dr.McKinlay等收集了132名有持续性轻度头部损伤、年龄小于10岁儿童的资料,将其分为两组,一组为需要住院护理的儿童,另一组为不需住院的儿童。观察到的结果与无头部损伤的儿童 The work of his colleague Dr.AMcKinlay of the University of Canterbury in New Zealand shows that most children with mild head injuries do not have any adverse reactions. More serious cases of injury may lead to long-term psychological and social problems, especially persistent damage is more harmful to preschoolers. Dr. McKinlay and colleagues collected data on 132 children with persistent mild head injury who were less than 10 years of age and were divided into two groups, one for children in need of hospitalization and the other for children without hospitalization . Observed results with no head injury in children