Short Observation Period and Aggressive Discharge of Patients With Head Injury and Serial CT Scans
Conclusions: In this retrospective review, most repeat CT scans had no new findings. A small percentage converted to positive, rarely altering clinical management. This study demonstrates the need for continued prospective research to update clinical guidelines that could reduce admission and serial CT scanning for mild TBI.PMID:34823406 | DOI:10.1177/00031348211063539
Source: The American Surgeon - Category: Surgery Authors: Jordan Perkins Jacob Shreffler Danielle Kamenec Alexandra Bequer Corey Ziemba Dan O'Brien Hugh Shoff Jason Smith Nicholas Nash Martin Huecker Source Type: research
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