Abstract
Traumatic craniocerebral injury is one of serious injury which can cause great damage to human life and health even lead to disability or death.Making an objective and accurate judgement of severity and prognosis for traumatic craniocerebral injury in children, which might play an important role in the clinical treatment and prognosis.As a physical scoring indicator system of traumatic craniocerebral injury, the earliest and most widely used one is Glasgow Coma Scale.The Children Coma Scale is particularly used for children under 4 years old and the Trauma Infant Neurologic Score for infants with traumatic craniocerebral injury.Thus, these 3 scoring systems present advantage and representative in clinical application.Here we make a brief review on these 3 scoring systems based on the current studies and applications. Key words: Traumatic craniocerebral injury; Glasgow Coma Scale; Children Coma Scale; Trauma Infant Neurologic Score; Child
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