… early management of head injury in Northern Ireland is good, … a head injury and three
significant extracranial injuries had a … as severe head injury by the GCS died from their head …

… between 25 and 50 patients with severe head injury, 23% receiving between 50 and 100
patients with severe head injury, and 29% receiving >100 patients with severe head injury. …

… head injuries in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. It confirms that the majority of children
had a minor head injury … One in 10 children had an intracranial injury or skull fracture. The …

… because not all patients with severe head injury are treated in a neurosurgical centre. …
head injury, and to establish the effect of neurosurgical care on mortality after severe head injury…

… patients admitted to these hospitals following head injury were not included in the study. …
and severity of head injury as well as concomitant injuries. Severity of head injury was stratified …

… E and N codes of … to head injury among the wider category of "accidents and violence," and
also to locate those attributed to road accidents. The N code (location) enables head injuries …

… injured in all 36 neurosurgical centres in the United Kingdom and Ireland receiving head
injuries, … Outcome measures included response times for an acute head injury to be accepted to …

… be at least partly a consequence of head injury, the population of people who suffer head
injury is likely to contain an over-representation of individuals at risk of these causes of death. …

… Working Party on Head Injuries previously recommended that those with intermediate or
severe head injuries should be transferred directly to such a unit as early after the injury as is …

… Some commoner injuries are shown in table IV. Eighteen patients with head injuries were
not seen at tertiary referral unitsand 13 of them died in outlying hospitals. One hundredand …