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Use of Seat Belt and Enforcement of Seat Belt Laws in Pakistan
Traffic Injury Prevention, 2014Traffic crashes are a leading cause of deaths and injuries in Pakistan. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that approximately 30,131 people die in road crashes annually on Pakistani roads (WHO 2013). The use of seat belts can be effective in reducing road crash fatalities in Pakistan but under existing seat belt laws, seat belt use is ...
Ashfaq Ahmad, Klair, Muhammad, Arfan
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Seat-Belt Sign and Seat-Belt Aorta
New England Journal of Medicine, 2022Yuita Fukuyama, Tomokazu Motomura
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982
To the Editor.— In his recent letter (1982;247:1936), Dr Thomas Dickinson discusses the potential pitfalls of incorrectly worn shoulder belts. However, significant concerns on the part of the medical community should still be directed toward getting our friends, neighbors, and patients to use a device at all.
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To the Editor.— In his recent letter (1982;247:1936), Dr Thomas Dickinson discusses the potential pitfalls of incorrectly worn shoulder belts. However, significant concerns on the part of the medical community should still be directed toward getting our friends, neighbors, and patients to use a device at all.
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The seat belt syndrome in children
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 1993<div class="htmlview paragraph">Lap belts, fitted to the centre seats of Australian cars for the past twenty-two years, have come under criticism as being injurious to children. The weight of evidence is that lap belts provide substantial protection, though less than three-point belts. A specific injury, the seat belt syndrome (SBS), to abdominal
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