… brain injury (TBI) are at greater risk of death than the general population even years after
injury. For patients who survive the initial injury, studies suggest that TBI increases mortality risk …

… injury is associated with significant morbidity and mortality … intentional traumatic brain injury
(TBI) to injury severity, mortality, and … value of intentional TBI on injury severity and mortality. …

… injury associated with traumatic brain injury, but none has proven effective. … brain injury
are associated with 90% mortality if evacuated more than 4 h after injury and only 30% mortality …

… This study shows that mortality from severe brain injury has reduced significantly from 39%
in 1984 to 27% in 1996, representing close to a 31% reduction in death. More recent studies …

… group, the risk of mortality did not increase linearly; individuals sustaining moderate and
severe brain injuries had similar mortality rates. As expected, mortality did increase linearly with …

Purpose With the in-depth application of machine learning(ML) in clinical practice, it has
been used to predict the mortality risk in patients with traumatic brain injuries(TBI). However, …

… An estimated 1.7 million people sustain a traumatic brain injury (TBI) annually in the United
States. We sought to examine factors contributing to mortality among TBI patients aged ≥65 …

… The TBI cohort experienced not only excess mortality caused by injury, but increased risk for
death … Unlike other studies, we did not find excess mortality risks associated with seizures, …

… brain injury is associated with substantially elevated risks of premature mortality, particularly
for suicide, injuries, and … to reduce mortality risks beyond the first few months after injury and …

… mortality differs by age among traumatic brain injury (TBI) … We compared observed 6-month
and 10-year mortality with … 0%, 0%, 9.1%); mortality for moderate/severe cases was nearly 40 …