Predictive Value of Follow‐Up CT in Conservatively Managed Traumatic Brain Injury

Hatem Marie; Dana Abdullatif Alkandari; Maximilian Peter Forssten; Yousef AlHussaini; Retaj Mohammad; Mohamed Lafi; Dhanisha Trivedi; Shahin Mohseni

doi:10.1002/wjs.70588

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Predictive Value of Follow‐Up CT in Conservatively Managed Traumatic Brain Injury

Hatem Marie, Dana Abdullatif Alkandari, Maximilian Peter Forssten, Yousef AlHussaini, Retaj Mohammad, Mohamed Lafi, Dhanisha Trivedi, Shahin Mohseni

World Journal of Surgery2026doi:10.1002/wjs.70588

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Abstract

Progression of intracranial hematoma on routine follow-up CT in conservative managed traumatic brain injury patients rarely leads to operative intervention. Initial Marshall score is. more predictive than progression of intracranial hematoma on routine follow-up CT for the need of surgical intervention (AUC 0.88 vs. 057, p=0.016).

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Hatem Marie#1 Dana Abdullatif Alkandari#2 Maximilian Peter Forssten#3 Yousef AlHussaini#4 Retaj Mohammad#5 Mohamed Lafi#6 Dhanisha Trivedi#7 Shahin Mohseni#8

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