Escala WFSN para Hemorragia Subaracnoidea
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GRADO
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Glasgow
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Déficit Motor
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I
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15
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-
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II
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14 - 13
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-
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III
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14 - 13
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+
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IV
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12 - 7
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+ / -
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V
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7 - 3
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+ / -
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I- GCS 15, sin déficit motor. II- GCS 14-13, sin déficit motor. III- GCS 14-13, con déficit motor. IV- GCS 12-7, con o sin déficit motor. V- GCS 6-3, con o sin déficit motor.
Importante: Los grados I, II, y III requieren intervención activa dado que son los que mejores resultados pueden tener. Los grados IV y V pobremente se ven resultados independiente de los esfuerzos. |
BIBLIOGRAFIA
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