A one-year-old girl accidentally got a screwdriver stuck in her brain while playing. How can we prevent children from getting hurt in our daily life?

Recently, it was reported that a one-year-old girl was accidentally stabbed in the brain by a screwdriver while playing, and is currently being rescued in the hospital! Parents are most troubled when such things happen. There are too many dangers for children in daily life. How can we avoid children from danger?

The Xuzhou girl is named Hanhan, and she is only 1 year and 5 months old. Doctors found that the screwdriver had been inserted diagonally from the face into Hanhan's brain, just a few millimeters away from a large blood vessel. Jiang Dehua, director of the Second Department of Neurosurgery at Xuzhou Central Hospital, said: "I saw a screwdriver on the right side of the child's face that went from the face to the head. From the CT scan, the screwdriver went from the eye socket into the skull, about 7 centimeters into the face, of which 3 centimeters went into the skull. The child was in a coma."

After receiving the patient, doctors from the Department of Neurosurgery, Ophthalmology, Dentistry, and Vascular Surgery of Xuzhou Central Hospital held a consultation and decided to perform surgery immediately, but the child's mother refused the surgery.

Jiang Dehua, director of the Second Neurosurgery Department of Xuzhou Central Hospital, said: "You can't pull out the screwdriver blindly to prevent massive intracranial hemorrhage or unpredictable consequences. After repeated persuasion, the family agreed. The screwdriver was pulled out during the craniotomy."

After more than 5 hours of minimally invasive surgery, the screwdriver was successfully removed. Fortunately, the screwdriver did not injure Hanhan's eyeballs or large blood vessels. Jiang Dehua, director of the Second Department of Neurosurgery at Xuzhou Central Hospital, said: "The operation went smoothly and there was no major bleeding. The child's vital signs are relatively stable. There is a possibility of intracranial infection and cerebral edema after the operation. After a week, if these conditions are gone, the child will be completely out of danger."

How to prevent children from getting hurt

1. When children are very young, it is best to keep some sharp stationery away from their hands, such as pencils, compasses, ballpoint pens, fountain pens, rulers and other stationery. Since children are very young, they may fall or accidentally stab their eyes during play, which may cause very serious consequences.

2. If there are children at home, avoid letting them play with tableware. Because when children are playing with tableware, if they accidentally fall, tableware such as chopsticks, spoons, etc. may stab the children and cause harm to their bodies.

3. When we buy food, there will be desiccant in the food. If there are children at home, the desiccant should be placed where the children cannot reach it, because the main component of the desiccant is calcium oxide. After absorbing moisture in the air, it will turn into calcium hydroxide, releasing heat, causing the air to expand and explode.

4. When giving children milk or other beverages, straws are usually used. When children are very young, you must be careful not to let the straws poke the eyes or other important organs of the body.

5. When using daily necessities, you should also pay attention to not letting children get pasteurized liquid, 502 glue and other chemicals into their eyes. When children get these chemicals into their eyes, it is best to send them to the hospital for regular treatment in time. 6. The weather is getting colder. If you have children at home, remember not to let the hot water bottle scald the children when using it. When placing hot water basins, braziers, and heaters at home, it is best to have someone to take care of the children to prevent them from falling into the hot water basins and braziers, causing burns.