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The Diagnosis of Head Injury Requires a Classification Based on Computed Axial Tomography

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Journal J Neurotrauma
Publisher Mary Ann Liebert
Date 1992 Mar 1
PMID 1588618
Citations 271
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Abstract

The introduction of structural imaging of the brain by computed tomography (CT) scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has further refined classification of head injury for prognostic, diagnosis, and treatment purposes. We describe a new classification scheme to be used both as a research and a clinical tool in association with other predictors of neurologic status.

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