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Trauma score versus revised trauma score in TRISS to predict outcome in children with blunt trauma

Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1989
We analyzed the accuracy of TRISS and a revised TRISS to predict survival outcome in a group of 1,562 consecutive children less than 15 years old admitted with blunt trauma to a pediatric trauma center. TRISS is an index that computes a probability of survival for each patient based on Trauma Score, Injury Severity Score, and age.
M R, Eichelberger, L M, Bowman, W J, Sacco, E A, Mangubat, A D, Lowenstein, C S, Gotschall   +5 more
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The Ocular Trauma Score (OTS)

Ophthalmology Clinics of North America, 2002
Only based on a standardized terminology of ocular trauma terms, and using a very large number of injuries treated by a wide variety of ophthalmologists, could a reliable method be developed so that the functional outcome of a serious eye injury can be predicted with reasonable certainty.
Ferenc, Kuhn, Richard, Maisiak, LoRetta, Mann, Viktória, Mester, Robert, Morris, C Douglas, Witherspoon   +5 more
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Unification of the Revised Trauma Score

The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 2006
The Revised Trauma Score (RTS) calculated with Major Outcome Trauma Study weights (MTOS-RTS) is currently the standard physiologic severity score in trauma research and quality control. It is often confused with the Triage-RTS (T-RTS), a version that is easier to calculate but only intended for clinical triage.To compare the accuracy of the MTOS-RTS to
Lynne, Moore, André, Lavoie, Belkacem, Abdous, Natalie, Le Sage, Moishe, Liberman, Eric, Bergeron, Marcel, Emond   +6 more
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Trauma rehabilitation outcome scoring

Current Opinion in Critical Care, 2008
Appropriate measurements of success in trauma systems are evolving. We review the rationale behind prior trauma and rehabilitation outcomes measures, and how they have led to the current rehabilitation tools in use today. In addition, we review the difficulties with current methods and future improvements that need to occur.As medicine marches toward ...
David A, Horwitz, Douglas J E, Schuerer
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Trauma scoring

Emergency Medicine, 1992
ABSTRACTSince their inception, trauma scoring systems have developed to become a valuable aid in the management of traumatised patients, and in trauma audit and research. This article reviews the accepted trauma scoring methods and the attributes and weaknesses of each.
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Emergency trauma score: An instrument for early estimation of trauma severity*

Critical Care Medicine, 2009
Early estimation of the mortality risk of severely injured patients is mandatory. To estimate the seriousness of the condition of patients with trauma, we developed the emergency trauma score (EMTRAS) for ease of use, with simple parameters that are available within 30 minutes.Prospective analysis of the German Trauma Registry of multitrauma patients ...
Raum, Marcus R., Nijsten, Maarten W. N., Vogelzang, Mathijs, Schuring, Frank, Lefering, Rolf, Bouillon, Bertil, Rixen, Dieter, Neugebauer, Edmund A. M., ten Duis, Henk J.   +8 more
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Scoring severity in trauma: comparison of prehospital scoring systems in trauma ICU patients

European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery, 2016
We evaluated the predictive ability of mechanism, Glasgow coma scale, age and arterial pressure (MGAP), Glasgow coma scale, age and systolic blood pressure (GAP), and triage-revised trauma Score (T-RTS) scores in patients from the Spanish trauma ICU registry using the trauma and injury severity score (TRISS) as a reference standard.Patients admitted ...
J A, Llompart-Pou, M, Chico-Fernández, M, Sánchez-Casado, R, Salaberria-Udabe, C, Carbayo-Górriz, F, Guerrero-López, J, González-Robledo, M Á, Ballesteros-Sanz, R, Herrán-Monge, L, Servià-Goixart, R, León-López, E, Val-Jordán   +11 more
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Trauma scores and trauma outcome measures

Trauma, 2003
Objective measurement and quantification of injury severity are necessary for triage, performance evaluation and research. In order to evaluate interventions, outcomes must also be compared. While this can be done using hospital stay or mortality, these will fail to detect subtle differences.
MP Revell, PB Pynsent, A Abudu, JCT Fairbank   +3 more
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The Predictive Validity of the Pediatric Trauma Score

The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1987
The Pediatric Trauma Score was evaluated in 450 injured children by a paramedic in the field and a physician in an E.D. There was agreement between the scores of these two individuals 93.6% of the time, correlation coefficient 0.991, r2 = 0.982. Further testing at the 0.01 level of significance indicated that a positive association existed between ...
M L, Ramenofsky, M B, Ramenofsky, G J, Jurkovich, D, Threadgill, B H, Dierking, R W, Powell   +5 more
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Trauma Score Systems

The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1997
Most standard trauma score systems have been developed and validated in the United States. However, trauma differs between the United States and Germany. This prospective study tested the validity of eight current trauma scoring systems (Glasgow Coma Scale, Trauma Score, Revised Trauma Score, Injury Severity Score, TRISSTS, TRISSRTS, Prehospital Index,
B, Bouillon, R, Lefering, M, Vorweg, T, Tiling, E, Neugebauer, H, Troidl   +5 more
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