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Indication for the appropriate use of cranial computed tomography (CCT) in patients with mild head trauma (MHT) based on history and physical examination alone remains unclear. Recent studies have been reported that 90% of patients with MHT who undergo CCT under the present clinical decision rules have no clinically important brain injuries. We aimed to investigate whether peripheral blood expression of microRNA 93 (miR93) and microRNA 191 (miR191) in patients with MHT can predict the presence or absence of intracranial injury, reducing the unnecessary use of CCT.

Validity of Serum miRNA 93 and miRNA 191 to Reduce Unnecessary Computed Tomography in Patients With Mild Head Trauma