Figures & data
Figure 1. Fatality rate for all causes of traumatic brain injury (TBI). Source: Brown et al. (Citation3); Used with permission.
![Figure 1. Fatality rate for all causes of traumatic brain injury (TBI). Source: Brown et al. (Citation3); Used with permission.](/cms/asset/21b869d4-b820-4175-a490-63eeff180dc1/ipec_a_2187905_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. Rural vs. urban traumatic brain injury (TBI) fatality rates. Dark red areas indicate higher age-adjusted fatality rates from TBI. Black-lined areas indicate rural regions. Source: Brown et al. (Citation3). Used with permission.
![Figure 2. Rural vs. urban traumatic brain injury (TBI) fatality rates. Dark red areas indicate higher age-adjusted fatality rates from TBI. Black-lined areas indicate rural regions. Source: Brown et al. (Citation3). Used with permission.](/cms/asset/6a2c5d0d-fabc-4361-8eda-415c28362ec4/ipec_a_2187905_f0002_c.jpg)
Table 1. Categories and topics included in this update.
Table 2. Comparison of Pediatric GCS with GCS.
Figure 3. Stepwise execution of prehospital decision-making in the care of a patient with head injury.
![Figure 3. Stepwise execution of prehospital decision-making in the care of a patient with head injury.](/cms/asset/70a27bad-db35-4cd5-bf40-509e5d527de0/ipec_a_2187905_f0003_b.jpg)
Figure 4. Prehospital algorithm for evaluation and management of patients with suspicion for moderate to severe TBI.
![Figure 4. Prehospital algorithm for evaluation and management of patients with suspicion for moderate to severe TBI.](/cms/asset/52b2c62b-7925-49e9-a912-063db7fd7c06/ipec_a_2187905_f0004_c.jpg)