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Glasgow Coma Scale Motor Component (“Patient Does Not Follow Commands”) Performs Similarly to Total Glasgow Coma Scale in Predicting Severe Injury in Trauma Patients

Douglas F. Kupas, Eric Melnychuk, Amanda Young

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Key concepts: Glasgow Coma Scale, Medicine, Injury Severity Score, Confidence interval, Triage, Abbreviated Injury Scale, Receiver operating characteristic, Trauma center

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