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Frontiers | Clinical efficacy, postoperative complication risks, and parental satisfaction in pediatric patients receiving tension-reducing suture treatment for facial lacerations
Introduction Due to their weak self-protection ability, high activity levels, and frequent exposure of the face, children exhibit a consistently high incidence of head and facial lacerations. According to clinical data, facial lacerations account for 20%–30% of all pediatric traumas, with children aged 1–12 being the most affected group (1).
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