Traumatic disruption of cranial continuity is most commonly associated with skull fractures, which can be depressed fractures, linear fractures, and cranial suture separation . So, what are the ways to prevent interrupted cranial continuity? The following is to explain to you. Cranial continuity interruption prevention methods 1, the skull is the organ that holds and protects the brain tissue, the bone is thicker, generally small violence will not cause skull fracture, larger violence or the point of action in the weak area of the skull will lead to fracture of the skull. In terms of prevention, employees in the mining and construction industries should wear safety helmets and strictly follow the codes of practice; in case of violence, attention should be paid to protecting the head, especially the temporal region. Because of the thin temporal bones and the middle meningeal artery, fractures here can easily lead to the rupture of the middle meningeal artery, causing acute epidural hematoma with large bleeding and the risk of brain herniation. 2.Growing skull fracture (GSF) is a special type of skull fracture, often secondary to acute separated skull fracture in infants and children, and the incidence accounts for 0.05-1% of craniocerebral injuries in infants and children. The main clinical manifestations are cystic mass in the head, local cranial defects, neurological dysfunction and epilepsy, therefore, early prevention is very important. 3. For patients with acute craniocerebral trauma, it should be determined at an early stage whether it will progress to a growing skull fracture, and if there is a risk of progression to a growing skull fracture, surgical treatment should be performed. It has been reported in the literature that in patients with acute infantile separated skull fracture, if the width of the fracture line is greater than 3 mm, while bloody cerebrospinal fluid or broken brain tissue is extracted from the local scalp, or MRI clearly suggests that the herniated material is brain tissue, it means that the dura has ruptured and is the pathological basis for the formation of growing skull fracture later, in principle, surgery should be performed on the 3rd to 5th day after the injury after the stabilization of vital signs, in order to prevent growing skull fracture. In order to prevent the occurrence of growing skull fracture.