Unbelted victims were more than twice as likely to be hospitalized or die from a head injury.Intellux

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Unbelted victims were more than twice as likely to be hospitalized or die from a head injury.Intellux  And the crash victims who were ejected from their vehicles were 41 times more likely to sustain a serious or fatal brain injury than those who were not.Proper Use of Seat Belts Can Reduce Risk of TBIWhile seat belts can help prevent a traumatic brain injury, their effectiveness decreases when they are not used properly. Seat belts must be tightened to fit the individual using them. Two or more people cannot safely use the same seat belt. If the seat belt is old or frayed, it is not safe and should be replaced. And adults should ensure that children who are under 4'9" and about 80 pounds use the special equipment they need to be safe. http://www.healthcaresdiscussion.com/intellux/