Table 4.
Gender | Age | Time of the incident | Type of accident | Alcohol level | Reported helmet use | Primary GCS* | Primary unconsciousness | Fracture | Transportation to the ED | Imaging | Description of the findings | Operative treatment | Length of hospital stay |
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Male | 55 | 18–24 | Fall | 2.2 | No | 13–15 | Yes | Maxillofacial | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage of 2.8 mm and brain contusion | No | 6 h |
Male | 38 | 00–06 | Fall | 2.9 | No | 13–15 | No | Cranial | Ambulance | CT | CT Brain contusion of 0.97 ml | No | 2 days |
Male | 33 | 18–24 | Fall | 3.6 | No | 13–15 | Yes | Cranial | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subdural hemorrhage and brain contusion | No | 2 days |
Female | 44 | 00–06 | Fall | 1.1 | No | 13–15 | No | Maxillofacial | Ambulance | CT | Diffuse brain injury | No | 8 days |
Male | 22 | 00–06 | Fall | 1.1 | Unknown | 13–15 | Yes | Cranial | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage | No | 2 days |
Male | 39 | 06–12 | Fall | 2.0 | No | 13–15 | Unknown | None | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage and brain contusion | No | Until morning |
Female | 20 | 00–06 | Fall | 2.4 | No | 3–8 | Yes | Cranial | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subdural hemorrhage and traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage of 11 mm | Intracranial pressure monitoring | 7 days |
Female | 20 | 00–06 | Fall | 1.7 | No | 9–12 | Unknown | None | Ambulance | MRI | Diffuse brain injury | No | Until morning |
Male | 21 | 18–24 | Fall | 0 | Unknown | 13–15 | Yes | Cranial | Ambulatory | CT | Brain contusion of 14 ml | No | Until morning |
Male | 27 | 00–06 | Fall | 1.8 | No | 13–15 | Yes | Cranial | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subdural hemorrhage of 5.9 mm | No | 2 days |
Male | 14 | 18–24 | Collision with a motorbike | 0 | No | 9–12 | Yes | Cranial | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subdural hemorrhage of 8.0 mm | No | 14 days |
Male | 24 | 00–06 | Fall | 2.0 | No | 14 | Yes |
Maxillofacial and Cranial |
Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subdural hemorrhage of 6.0 mm, traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage, and brain contusion | No | 2 days |
Male | 23 | 00–06 | Fall | 2.7 | Unknown | 9 | Yes | None | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage | No | 2 days |
Male | 48 | 00–06 | Fall | 2.2 | No | 15 | No |
Maxillofacial and cranial |
Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage | Hematoma evacuation and intracranial pressure monitoring | 2 days |
Female | 19 | 00–06 | Fall | 1.5 | No | 5 | Yes | None | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage | No | 2 days |
Male | 50 | 18–24 | Fall | 2.8 | No | 13–15 | Yes | Maxillofacial and cranial | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage | No | 4 days |
Male | 19 | 00–06 | Fall | 1.7 | No | 13–15 | Unknown | Maxillofacial | Ambulance | CT and MRI | Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage | Surgical treatment of maxillofacial fractures | 2 days |
Male | 48 | 18–24 | Fall | 1.5 | No | 13–15 | No | Rib | Ambulance | CT | Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage | Surgical treatment for fractured scapula | 1 day |
*Glasgow Coma Scale, exact score if known