Guanhao Liu,Qiang Ding,Bohao Wang et al. Guanhao Liu et al.

Perinatal hypoxia or asphyxia (23.5%) and minor head injury (28.85%) were the most common possible risk factors in NAIS and PAIS, respectively.

Shoko M Yamada,Shouichi Nakajima,Yoshihiro Hashimoto Shoko M Yamada

Plate exposure through the scalp may occur because of scalp thinning caused by infection or local ischemia, and penetration of the scalp by a titanium mini-plate that had been bent by a minor head injury are rare.

Pierre Rossignon,Abouzar Chaudhry,Mounia Alloum et al. Pierre Rossignon et al.

The syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion (SIADH) is a common cause of euvolemic hyponatremia, resulting from non-osmotic release of antidiuretic hormone (ADH). SIADH is frequently associated with neurological conditions,...

Derya Abuşka Derya Abuşka

Kristin Haag,Duane Duke,Joseph Piatt Kristin Haag

Objective: Accurate triage of minor head injuries remains a challenge for mature trauma systems. More than one-third of trauma transfers are overtriaged, and minor head injuries predominate. Overtriage is inefficient, was...

Makoto Uchiyama,Kosuke Mori,Takeru Abe et al. Makoto Uchiyama et al.

For older people, the required medical interventions and hospitalization following minor head injury have negative impacts, which have not been reported in literature up till now.

Alexandra Viczei,István Lapis,Gergő Kiss et al. Alexandra Viczei et al.

Ashok Reddy,Fawaz Poonthottathil,Rani Jonnakuti et al. Ashok Reddy et al.

We evaluate the efficacy of the Canadian CT head rule (CCHR) on head CT imaging in minor head injury (MHI) and its association of Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) and structural abnormality.

Vincenzo G Menditto,Marco Moretti,Lucia Babini et al. Vincenzo G Menditto et al.

Objectives: Data in literature indicate that in patients suffering a minor head injury (MHI), biomarkers serum levels could be effective to predict the absence of intracranial injury (ICI) on head CT scan.