Withdrawal of life-supporting treatment in severe traumatic brain injury

WLST in sTBI patients is associated with various features, including patient age, race, and insurance status. Further exploration is needed to fully understand the factors that impact the decision for WLST, with the aim of improving patient outcomes and care across socioeconomic divides.

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Journal of neurosurgery
Published
2025-09-12
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3171/2025.4.jns243077
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Traumatic Brain Injury Research
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Withdrawal of life-supporting treatment in severe traumatic brain injury

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Withdrawal of life-supporting treatment in severe traumatic brain injury

Aladine A. Elsamadicy, Astrid C. Hengartner, Michael L. DiLuna, Paul Serrato, Shaila D Ghanekar
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Abstract

WLST in sTBI patients is associated with various features, including patient age, race, and insurance status. Further exploration is needed to fully understand the factors that impact the decision for WLST, with the aim of improving patient outcomes and care across socioeconomic divides.

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