You are concerned that there is an incidence of intracranial injury (ICI) in this group, but have no data to support an argument for early head scanning.doi:10.1136/EMJ.18.6.469Andrew MunroIan MaconochieBMJ GroupArchives of Emergency Medicine...
In our experience, vomiting alone has a of 4% for significant head injury in adults. However, none of these injuries were serious enough to warrant acute or delayed intervention. Given these findings, vomiting following head injury is a reasonable indication for a CT head scan; however, as ...
The authors described briefly about the indication of treatment for acute stage of serious head injury. The diagnosis of intra-cranial hematoma should be chiefly determined by clinico-neuro-logical signs. In these cases the disturbance of consciousness and anisocoria are two most important signs. The...
The proposed single doses 600-700 Gy, within 72 hours of injury. Non-steroidal analgesics (indo- methacin), two tablets a day for three weeks (5). In our sample, we had no cases of n. ulnaris infringement, nor for the preventive reasons performed front ulnar transposition. According to...
Head injury outcome prediction in the emergency department: a role for protein S-100B? Background: Biochemical markers released after head injury may reflect the degree of brain damage, which is related to subsequent disability. If the serum ... WJ Townend,MJ Guy,MA Pani,... - 《Journal ...
Fall-related hospitalizations among older adults have been increasing in recent decades. One of the most common reasons for this is minimal or mild traumat... F Wichlas - 《Journal of Clinical Medicine》 被引量: 0发表: 2021年 Ischemic Stroke in Confederation with Trivial Head Trauma Minor he...
Head of Vascular Surgical Division University Hospital Leipzig Leipzig, Germany daniela.branzan@medizin.uni-leipzig.de Disclosures: Receives grants and speaking fees from Cook Medical, Cydar Medical, Endologix, BD Bard, Bentley Innomed, Bayer Medical, and Terumo Aortic. ...
Andrew MunroDepartment of Emergency MedicineIan MaconochieDepartment of Emergency MedicineEmergency medicine journal : EMJMunro A, Maconochie I. Indications for head CT in children with mild head injury. Emerg Med J 2001; 18: 469-470.
Vomiting-is this a good indication for CT head scans in patients with minor head injury? Br J Radiol. 2012;85(1010):183-86. doi:10.1259/bjr/ 56169980.Bainbridge J, Khirwadkar H, Hourihan MD. Vomiting — is this a good indication for CT head scans in patients with minor head injury?
Two prospective epidemiological studies on head injury were conducted in our region in 1985 and in 1989; in the first period there were 370 admission following head inury/100000 pop./year and a mortality of 26 cases /10000 pop./year with 83% of patients dieing on the scene of accident or...