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Table 4 Studies exploring PI-based TCD method

From: Review: pathophysiology of intracranial hypertension and noninvasive intracranial pressure monitoring

References

Population

Classification use score

Estimation use score

Gao [124]

TBI, 43; hemorrhagic stroke, 7

2

1

Prunet [126]

TBI/stroke/SAH, 20 Control, 20

4

–

Robba [127]

TBI/polytrauma/SAH, 22

1

–

Robba [128]

TBI/SAH/intracranial hemorrhage, 64

1

–

Voulgaris [129]

TBI, 37

3

–

Wakerley [130]

Varied, 78

3

–

Wang [131]

TBI, 75; hypertensive brain injury, 15; intracranial lesions, 3

4

–

Zweifel [132]

TBI, 290

2

1

Bellner [133]

TBI/SAH/other, 81

4

3

Moreno [134]

TBI, 125

4

–

Brandi [135]

TBI, 45

–

2

Behrens [136]

INPH, 10

–

1

Rainov [137]

Hydrocephalus, 29

2

1

Rajajee [138]

ALF, 21

1

–

Park [125]

TBI, 11

2

3

  1. Refer to Table 3 for interpretation of scores. If a method was not evaluated in the context of either classification or evaluation, then no score is provided for that use case
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