Epidural haematoma (EDH) is a common finding in many traumatic brain injury scenarios, which necessitates surgical evacuation if the volume equals 30 cm3. The Tada formula, despite its convenience, have been observed to inaccurately depict haemorrhage volume, which can lead to inappropriate decision-making. Objective: (I) to determine if there are statistical differences between EDH volumes as calculated using three-dimensional (3D) software versus Tada's formula; and (II) whether this difference leads to differences in treatment options.
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