The Co-Score for Acute Traumatic Quagulopathy

The co-score is a scoring system that allows you to predict the likelihood of someone having acute traumatic quagulopathy. Exclusion criteria were suspected pregnancy and thankfully nursing home residents. The primary outcome measure was the proportion of patients who survived with a favorable functional outcome at six months compared to those who died or have severe disability. This was assessed using the Glasgow outcome score extended or GOSE.