… for the additional risk of secondary brain injury, with hypoxia recorded in 27–55% of
subjects on the scene, in the ambulance or on arrival at the ED.39 In our series, hypoxia and …

… The IMPACT dataset used for the validation did not include mortality at 14 days and so we
could validate only models for unfavourable outcome at six months. We validated the basic …

… grading of DAI will have a more unfavourable outcome. Second, we hypothesized that …
Besides, since TBI patients with DAI often also have other types of brain injury, this review …

… or without extracranial injuries. Patients who were admitted for another cause of brain injury
and those with missing data related to the main objective of the study (outcome at 3 months) …

… Mortality and unfavourable outcome rates were high and persisting sequelae on multiple
domains common. Nonetheless, a considerable proportion of survivors achieved favourable …

… Indeed the strong association between the severity of the primary brain injury as adjudged
by the predicted percentage risk of unfavourable outcome and the observation of cortical …

… As the majority of studies show, patients with diffuse brain injury I had good outcomes,
whereas patients in group IV or V having a mass lesion on CT had unfavourable outcome. Given …

… depolarisations are independently associated with unfavourable neurological outcome. …
factor affecting outcome. Our aim with the Co-Operative Study on Brain Injury Depolarisations …

… However, for the purposes of analysis, we dichotomised the outcomes into 3 categories:
death (GOS 1), unfavourable (GOS 2 and 3) and favourable (GOS 4 and 5). Clinical findings, as …

… Hence, the rate of favourable outcomes compared to unfavourable outcomes may be
underestimated in the current study. Despite the grim outlook for individuals with severe TBIs, …