PECARN TBI 2 Years or Older
PECARN clinical rule for TBI risk stratification.
What is PECARN TBI 2 Years or Older?
PECARN TBI 2 Years or Older: PECARN clinical rule for TBI risk stratification. Active calculation. Population: Children 2 years or older with head trauma. Tr…
Population and scope
Head Trauma. Children 2 years or older with head trauma
Also searched as
PECARN >=2 · pecarn tbi 2 or more · head injury · pecarn tce mayor 2 · tce
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Clinical use
This PedsCore page brings together clinical information, implementation status and available evidence for PECARN TBI 2 Years or Older. It is intended for Children 2 years or older with head trauma. The tool belongs to Pediatric emergency and should be interpreted in the appropriate clinical context.
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