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The aim is to evaluate trauma scoring systems' effectiveness in predicting outcomes for craniofacial trauma patients needing intensive care.

April 19, 2026Journal of Craniofacial Surgery0 citations

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Assessment of Trauma Scoring Systems for Outcome Prediction in Craniofacial Trauma Patients Requiring Intensive Care

EIEmrah Isiktekin MIMelike Demir IşıktekinBalıkesir University

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The aim is to evaluate trauma scoring systems' effectiveness in predicting outcomes for craniofacial trauma patients needing intensive care.
Assessed TRISS and APACHE II scoring systems.
Evaluated their accuracy in predicting mortality.
Considered physiological scores and anatomic assessments.
TRISS and APACHE II showed superior accuracy in mortality predictions.
Combined physiological and anatomic measures improved risk assessments.

Abstract

TRISS and APACHE II provide the most accurate mortality prediction in critically ill patients with craniofacial trauma. Physiological scores with anatomic assessments may better predict risk and support decisions for this high-risk group.

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