A neurological assessment developed in/for Microsoft Office Access and is based on the Pittsburgh Brain Stem Score (PBSS) can be used to assess brain stem reflexes in a comatose patient. Write Dr Murad Khan at info@pakmed.net for details.

A neurological assessment developed in/for Microsoft Office Access and is based on Blantyre Coma Scale for Young Children. The Blantyre coma scale is a modification of the Glasgow coma scale suitable to use in preverbal children. The scale uses motor and crying responses to pain and includes the ability to watch. It can be used to assess young children with cerebral malaria. Write Dr Murad Khan at info@pakmed.net for details.

A neurological assessment tool developed in/for Microsoft Office Access and is based on Mathew Stroke Scale for the neurological evaluation of a patient with acute stroke. The score correlates well with the severity of the stroke and changes in the score parallel changes in the patient's neurological and general clinical status. It was developed at Baylor-Methodist Center for Cerebrovascular . Write Dr Murad Khan at info@pakmed.net for details.

It is a neurological assessment tool developed in/for Microsoft Office Access and is ased on Modified Glasgow Coma Scale that is the most widely used scoring system used in quantifying level of consciousness following traumatic brain injury. Write Dr Murad Khan at info@pakmed.net for details.

It is a neurological assessment tool developed in/for Microsoft Office Access. Based on Glasgow Coma Scale that is the most widely used scoring system used in quantifying level of consciousness following traumatic brain injury. Write Dr Murad Khan at info@pakmed.net for details. It is used primarily because it is simple, has a relatively high degree of interobserver reliability.

A neurological assessment developed in/for Microsoft Office Access and is based on the COHMC Coma Scale for Brain-Injured Children. The COHMC (Children's Orthopedic Hospital and Medical Center Seattle Washington) coma scale can be used to assess children with a variety of central nervous system injuries. Write Dr Murad Khan at info@pakmed.net for details.