… after injury, were predictive of mortality in a uniform population of patients with head injury. …
to ensure that variables found to be associated with mortality were statistically independent. …

… current modes of therapy, reduction of mortality for hospitalized patients with head injuries
is not likely to be due to spectacular saving of high-risk patients in certain "advanced” hospitals…

… patients with head injuries of all levels of severity. … patients into one of four groups according
to head injury severity (none, mild, moderate, and severe) on the basis of anatomic injuries …

… that mortality and morbidity of patients with head injury are worse than if no head injury
occurred… To our knowledge this series reports the largest number of traumatic head injuries …

… We studied 7,764 patients with head injuries. Bivariate analysis was performed to examine
the relationship of GCS, head AIS, age, gender, and mechanism of injury with mortality. …

… head injury and thus the association of GCS with mortality in patients with traumatic brain
injury (TBI) is … The association of GCS with mortality in patients without TBI (non-TBI) has been …

… mortality, the complication rates, and the frequency of pathological findings on CT in
patients with mild head injury… Mild head injury was defined as head trauma involving loss of …

… with mortality and morbidity in closed head injury in an attempt to determine whether some
combination of these factors yields prognostic information in a cohort of head-injured patients …

… Mortality Of 1839 patients with severe head injury patients who were selected in this study,
526 patients died and the mortality rate was 28.6 percent for the entire cohort. Figure 1 …

… prognosis following severe head injury (SHI), although mortality in patients ≥65 years is
poorly reported. The aim of this study was to document mortality in patients with SHI ≥65 years. …