Head injury is a common presentation to emergency departments, and most patients are discharged with a diagnosis of concussion. Written discharge advice provided to patients serves as a critical tool
hr = hours, d = days, nonsp hyperint = nonspecific hyperintensity, SBV = pedestrian struck by vehicle. ASL-assessed patients’ and controls’ demographic data and cause of injury.
ABSTRACT Objetive: to evaluate the influence of alcohol intoxication in the time to perform head computed tomography and tomographic findings in traumatic brain injury patients. Methods: a retrospecti
Objectives: Head injuries in children are common causes for visits to the emergency department (ED). Computed tomography (CT) scans are useful for confirming head injury diagnoses. However, radiation
