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Acta Neurochirurgica, 1994
A prospective analysis of 153 cases of head trauma was conducted with respect to their white blood cell counts. A white blood cell count exceeding 20 x 10(6)/l is associated with a poor clinical grade on admission and with a 96% mortality as opposed to that of a 23% mortality for those with slightly lower or slightly above normal white blood cell count.
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A prospective analysis of 153 cases of head trauma was conducted with respect to their white blood cell counts. A white blood cell count exceeding 20 x 10(6)/l is associated with a poor clinical grade on admission and with a 96% mortality as opposed to that of a 23% mortality for those with slightly lower or slightly above normal white blood cell count.
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1986
Head injury is a common occurrence in the multiply injured patient. Because it is so common, physicians in busy emergency rooms should be well versed in its evaluation and treatment. A guide to appropriate evaluation and treatment has been established by Becker et al.
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Head injury is a common occurrence in the multiply injured patient. Because it is so common, physicians in busy emergency rooms should be well versed in its evaluation and treatment. A guide to appropriate evaluation and treatment has been established by Becker et al.
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1988
Society continues to pay a high price for the toll taken by head trauma. Attention must be paid to preventing these injuries, especially involving motor vehicle accidents and bicycle accidents. Current treatment of serious head injuries demands skilled airway management in the field; rapid transfer to Pediatric Trauma Centers; meticulous attention to ...
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Society continues to pay a high price for the toll taken by head trauma. Attention must be paid to preventing these injuries, especially involving motor vehicle accidents and bicycle accidents. Current treatment of serious head injuries demands skilled airway management in the field; rapid transfer to Pediatric Trauma Centers; meticulous attention to ...
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Pediatrics In Review, 1994
Head injury, either alone or in association with multiple other injuries, is extremely common. The initial assessment and management of children who have a head injury is an important topic for all pediatricians. Epidemiology Table 1 lists definitions of minor, moderate, and severe head injuries as determined by the ...
B, Goldstein, K S, Powers
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Head injury, either alone or in association with multiple other injuries, is extremely common. The initial assessment and management of children who have a head injury is an important topic for all pediatricians. Epidemiology Table 1 lists definitions of minor, moderate, and severe head injuries as determined by the ...
B, Goldstein, K S, Powers
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Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2022
Concussion in the setting of facial trauma is an entity that can be overlooked. Having a high index of suspicion is critical in initial management and prompt treatment. Clinical signs can be common manifestations of a concussion. Serial examinations are important as these clinical manifestations can occur later in the hospitalization.
Vincent H, Key, Joseph B, Noland
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Concussion in the setting of facial trauma is an entity that can be overlooked. Having a high index of suspicion is critical in initial management and prompt treatment. Clinical signs can be common manifestations of a concussion. Serial examinations are important as these clinical manifestations can occur later in the hospitalization.
Vincent H, Key, Joseph B, Noland
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1996
No definitive, clinically proven drug therapy currently exists for reversal or amelioration of the injurious cellular events initiated by head trauma. The patient's physiologic status should therefore be monitored and managed as best as possible bearing in mind all the factors that can aggravate intracranial abnormalities.
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No definitive, clinically proven drug therapy currently exists for reversal or amelioration of the injurious cellular events initiated by head trauma. The patient's physiologic status should therefore be monitored and managed as best as possible bearing in mind all the factors that can aggravate intracranial abnormalities.
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Head Trauma for the Pediatrician
Pediatrics, 1978A physician's concern about continued or progressive alteration in consciousness or neurologic function will result in the early recognition of head trauma complications that require medical or surgical intervention. The role of the pediatrician following "minor" head trauma is to serve as the overseer, coordinating observations and providing informed ...
H S, Singer, J M, Freeman
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Neurosurgery, 1984
A review of recent experimental and clinical trials on the effect of steroids on the outcome of head-injured patients reveals no statistical benefit in double-blind trials. Small subgroups of patients may benefit, but this needs further evaluation.
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A review of recent experimental and clinical trials on the effect of steroids on the outcome of head-injured patients reveals no statistical benefit in double-blind trials. Small subgroups of patients may benefit, but this needs further evaluation.
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Neuroimaging Clinics of North America, 1994
Head trauma is a frequent cause of morbidity and mortality in the pediatric population. The type of injury that results depends on the mechanism of trauma and the age of the patient. Newborns, after difficult delivery, may have posteriorly located subdural hematomas owing to tearing of tentorium and venous structures.
R A, Zimmerman, L T, Bilaniuk
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Head trauma is a frequent cause of morbidity and mortality in the pediatric population. The type of injury that results depends on the mechanism of trauma and the age of the patient. Newborns, after difficult delivery, may have posteriorly located subdural hematomas owing to tearing of tentorium and venous structures.
R A, Zimmerman, L T, Bilaniuk
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Pediatric Clinics of North America
Abusive head trauma is a form of child maltreatment that is most prevalent in the first year of life and is associated with high morbidity and mortality. The varying clinical presentation and findings associated with abusive head trauma can make it challenging to diagnose.
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Abusive head trauma is a form of child maltreatment that is most prevalent in the first year of life and is associated with high morbidity and mortality. The varying clinical presentation and findings associated with abusive head trauma can make it challenging to diagnose.
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