… in global guidelines that continue to grapple with the very real issues of ‘best practice’ and
‘… severe non-penetrating traumatic head injury. Severe head injury was defined as a GCS of …

… contexts, the initial severity of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is measured using the Glasgow
… We identified the 120 possible GCS subscale score combinations (4 eye-opening × 5 verbal …

… outcome measure was the Glasgow Outcome Scale Extended (GOSE) at 1-month and
incomplete recovery was defined … care is needed based upon very limited information. To make …

… Collaboration on Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Prognosis”) … used are Glasgow Coma Scale
(GCS) score, duration of loss … , ranging from patients with very brief minor symptoms to patients …

… The findings of this study indicate that the GCS does not predict patient outcome as defined
by the mRS at hospital discharge in patients with a non-TBI neurologic diagnosis. With the …

… patients presenting to the ED with minor trauma and high … older as a cutoff to define elderly
patients as mean age in our … making management extremely difficult and outcome uncertain […

… trauma mechanism by definition. In children with GCS 15, the … is a very low risk of clinically
important brain injuries; brain CT … Management of children with mild traumatic brain injury and …

… it is a very heterogeneous injury and many outcome variables … traumatic brain injury
compared to mild traumatic brain injury… In this study, the mean age in the mild TBI group was 6.5 …

… assessed with the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), … given both for the patients, proxies, and
medical professionals. Instead of current labels—mild, complicated mild, moderate, severe, very …

… While pointing to a very important issue regarding the limited reliability of GCS for triage of …
Among those patients, 30,696 had TBI, defined as AIS diagnosis of internal brain injury. Out of …