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Name of Screening Criteria Patients to Be Screened Signs/Symptoms of BCVI Risk Factors of BCVI Modifieda Denver Criteria14 Arterial hemorrhage (from neck, nose, or mouth) High-energy transfer mechanism with the following: Cervical bruit (in younger than 50 yr of age) LeFort II or III fracture Expanding cervical hematoma Basilar skull fracture involving carotid canal Focal neurologic defect: TIA, hemiparesis, vertebrobasilar symptoms, Horner syndrome Cervical vertebral body or transverse foramen fracture, subluxation, or ligamentous injury at any level; any fracture at C1–C3 Stroke on CT or MRI Closed head injury consistent with DAI and GCS <6 Neurologic deficit inconsistent with head CT Near-hanging with anoxia Clothesline-type injury or seat belt abrasion with significant swelling, pain, or altered mental status Memphis Criteria16 Cervical spine fracture Neurologic exam not explained by brain imaging Horner syndrome LeFort II or III facial fractures Skull base fractures involving the foramen lacerum Neck soft-tissue injury (eg, seat belt injury or hanging)
Note:—DAI indicates diffuse axonal injury; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale.
↵a Suggested expansion: occipital condyle fractures, mandibular fractures, traumatic brain injuries with thoracic injuries, scalp degloving, thoracic vascular injuries, and blunt cardiac rupture.9