… injury to the head and to the underlying brain caused by an external force, causing an
impairment in brain … There were around 61,000 deaths related to TBI in the United States in 2017 …

… accidents in a 10-year period from 1970 to 1980 [20]. As every … using data from the International
Alpine Trauma Registry … was linked to adverse outcomes in this study, with a mortality …

… , can lead to cell death after TBI, as in ischemic brain injuries [8,9,… injuries related to
dysregulated metabolism, as a key step in the pathophysiology of the ischemic/traumatic brain injury […

… In addition to non-fatal ski injuries, also traumatic ski fatalities occur on ski slopes… death
rates could be shown between the period between 1980 and 2001 with death rates ranging from …

… death in the most severe cases. TBI represents a large portion of the global injury burden and
is caused mainly by … ) and 67 matched patients from other Austrian centers not treated with …

… From 1980 to 2001, a rising trend of deaths rates could be shown in a study by Xiang and
Stallones (2003), who investigated mortality … fatalities on Austrian slopes were traumatic deaths …

… of neurocritical care emerged in the 1980 and 1990 s at the … the clot, gained FDA approval
in 2012. Stent retrievers, known for … Ludwig Auer, an Austrian neurosurgeon, reported the first …

… , as well as the injury mortality rate within selected EU countries (Austria, France, Greece …
in Austria found that four times as many tourists as residents experienced traumatic brain injury, …

… In contrast to our hypothesis, the mortality rate and mortality rate ratios on ski slopes in
Austria during the COVID-19 lockdown was not different compared to that of previous winter …

… From 2007 to 2013, the number of traumatic brain injury (TBI)-related ED visits in adults 65
years and older increased from … The mortality rate associated with traumatic ICH is 15% and …