External validation of the Scandinavian guidelines for management of minimal, mild and moderate head injuries in children

Table 5 Characteristics of patients with Glasgow Come Score (GCS) 13–15 presenting within 24 h after injury in the comparison cohort with clinically important traumatic brain injury (CiTBI) not identified by Scandinavian Neurotrauma Committee (SNC) guideline

Age	Gender	GCS	Mechanism of injury	Injury recorded on CT	Neurosurgery	Clinically important traumatic brain injury
6 years	F	15	Fall 1.5 m–3 m	Intracranial haemorrhage/contusion—extra-axial Pneumocephalus Skull fracture—non depressed	No	Yes
6 years	F	15	Fall 1.5 m–3 m		No	Admitted > 2 days
10 years	F	15	Fall from motorised vehicle	Intracranial haemorrhage/contusion—extra-axial and parenchymal Pneumocephalus Basilar skull fracture	No	Yes
10 years	F	15	Fall from motorised vehicle		No	Admitted > 2 days
15 years	M	15	Unclear	Intracranial haemorrhage/contusion—parenchymal	No	Yes
15 years	M	15	Unclear	Intracranial haemorrhage/contusion—parenchymal	No	Admitted > 2 days
2 years	M	15	Kicked by animal	Intracranial contusion—parenchymal Depressed skull fracture	No	Yes
2 years	M	15	Kicked by animal	Intracranial contusion—parenchymal Depressed skull fracture	No	Admitted > 2 days

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