1999
DOI: 10.1097/00008506-199904000-00111
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88 Comparison of Clinical, Radiological and Serum Marker as Prognostic Factors After Severe Head Injury

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“…6 -8 Woertgen et al 8 in a study of 44 patients with severe head injuries (GCS score Our proposed model has been tested in a large number of patients and is superior to the predictive power of the extensively used admission GCS and head AIS, especially in severe trauma with a GCS score of Յ8 . A simplified table can provide instant information on the probability of death of a particular patient with head injury, on the basis of admission GCS score, head AIS, mechanism of injury and age of the patient.…”
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“…6 -8 Woertgen et al 8 in a study of 44 patients with severe head injuries (GCS score Our proposed model has been tested in a large number of patients and is superior to the predictive power of the extensively used admission GCS and head AIS, especially in severe trauma with a GCS score of Յ8 . A simplified table can provide instant information on the probability of death of a particular patient with head injury, on the basis of admission GCS score, head AIS, mechanism of injury and age of the patient.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Sekundärschadens. Sie beinhalten die These einer genetische Komponente der Beeinflussung des natürlichen Verlaufs nach SHT ( [14,18,21]. Woertgen et al [21] ordnen dem S-100B-Protein, einem Protein aus der Astroglia, eine höhere korrekte Vorhersehbarkeitsrate zu als der GCS oder einer Klassifizierung auf der Grundlage der CT-Befunde.…”
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