Predicting Factors Associated with In-hospital Mortality in Traumatic Brain Injury

The findings of this study demonstrate that older age, lower GCS scores (severe TBI), tracheostomy, and abnormal oxygen saturation are significant predictors of mortality in patients with TBI. These results emphasize the significance of incorporating age, neurological status, and respiratory function into the assessment of prognosis and mortality risk in TBI patients. By considering these factors, health care professionals can better evaluate the potential outcomes and allocate appropriate care for TBI patients.