Table 2.
Study | Type | Patients () | Method of selection | NIRS | CT | ICH | Results |
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Robertson et al. (USA and India)19 | Multicenter study (four centers in USA and one in India) | 36 | Admitted to emergency room with TBI and were sent for a head CT | Model 1000 Evaluated within 40 min of CT |
All patients received CT | 5 |
|
Coskun et al. (Turkey)21 | Single center study | 161 | Admitted to emergency service with TBI | Model 1000 Evaluated prior to CT. No repeats for positive results. |
All patients received CT. | 14 |
|
Salonia et al. (USA)18 | Single center, prospective, case–control study | 28 | Patient underwent CT as part of clinical care, not necessarily triggered by trauma | Model 1000 Evaluated within 24 h of CT |
All 28 patients received CT | 12 |
|
Bressan et al. (Italy)17 | Dual center, prospective observational study | 103 | Minor head injury children presenting with intermediate or high risk for intracranial injury according to PECARN | Model 1000 | 18 The rest were followed on the phone 7 to 90 days later to exclude initially missed hematoma. |
1 |
|
Semenova et al. (Russia)14 | Single center study | 95 | Presented with mild TBI (GCS 13 to 15) | Model 1000 | 42 medium-high risk patients | 8 |
|
Lewartowska-Nyga et al. (Poland)22 | Single center study | 155 | Presenting with mild head injury (i.e., no focal or meningeal signs, and GCS score of 14 to 15) | Model 1000 Evaluated up to 72 h postinjury |
28 The rest were followed for 2 months’ postenrollment |
3 |
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Total |
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