AGREEMENT OF CEREBRAL STATE INDEX AND GLASGOW COMA SCALE IN BRAIN-INJURED PATIENTS

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MAHDIAN MEHRDAD; FAZEL MOHAMMAD REZA; FAKHARIAN ESMAEIL; AKBARI HOSSEIN; MAHDIAN SOROUSH; YADOLLAHI SOHEILA

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Journal: Archives of Trauma Research Year:2014 | Volume:3 | Issue:1 Page(s): 1-4

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AGREEMENT OF CEREBRAL STATE INDEX AND GLASGOW COMA SCALE IN BRAIN-INJURED PATIENTS

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CEREBRUM

GLASGOW COMA SCALE

BRAIN INJURY

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Background: Variables derived from electroencephalogram like cerebral state index (CSI) have been used to monitor the anesthesia depth during general anesthesia. Observed evidences show such variables have also been used as a detector of brain death or outcome predictor in traumatic brain-injured (TBI) patients.Objectives: The current study was designed to determine the correlation between Glasgow coma score (GCS) and CSI among TBI patients.Patients and Methods: In 60 brain-injured patients who did not need and receive sedatives, GCS and CSI were daily measured during the first ten days of their hospital stay. Correlation between GCS and CSI was studied using the Pearson's correlation test. The Gamma agreement coefficient was also calculated between the two variables for the first day of hospitalization.Results: A significant correlation coefficient of 0.611-0.796 was observed between CSI and GCS in a ten-day period of the study (P<0.001). Gamma agreement coefficient was 0.79 (P<0.001) for CSI and GCS for the first day of hospitalization. An increased daily correlation was observed in both CSI and GCS values. However, this increase was less significant in CSI compared with the GCS.Conclusions: A statistically significant correlation and agreement was found between GCS and CSI in the brain-injured patients and GCS was also found to be more consistent and reliable compared with CSI.

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MAHDIAN, MEHRDAD, FAZEL, MOHAMMAD REZA, FAKHARIAN, ESMAEIL, AKBARI, HOSSEIN, MAHDIAN, SOROUSH, & YADOLLAHI, SOHEILA. (2014). AGREEMENT OF CEREBRAL STATE INDEX AND GLASGOW COMA SCALE IN BRAIN-INJURED PATIENTS. ARCHIVES OF TRAUMA RESEARCH, 3(1), 1-4. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/330610/en

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MAHDIAN MEHRDAD, FAZEL MOHAMMAD REZA, FAKHARIAN ESMAEIL, AKBARI HOSSEIN, MAHDIAN SOROUSH, YADOLLAHI SOHEILA. AGREEMENT OF CEREBRAL STATE INDEX AND GLASGOW COMA SCALE IN BRAIN-INJURED PATIENTS. ARCHIVES OF TRAUMA RESEARCH[Internet]. 2014;3(1):1-4. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/330610/en

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MEHRDAD MAHDIAN, MOHAMMAD REZA FAZEL, ESMAEIL FAKHARIAN, HOSSEIN AKBARI, SOROUSH MAHDIAN, and SOHEILA YADOLLAHI, “AGREEMENT OF CEREBRAL STATE INDEX AND GLASGOW COMA SCALE IN BRAIN-INJURED PATIENTS,” ARCHIVES OF TRAUMA RESEARCH, vol. 3, no. 1, pp. 1–4, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/330610/en

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