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(redirected from Injury Severity Score)

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Institutional Shareholder Services
A company that institutional investors use as their proxy in the annual meetings of publicly-traded companies in which institutional investors have shares. It advises institutional investors how to vote in these meetings and casts votes on their behalf. It provides these services in exchange for a fee. See also: Proxy firm.

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Also, the study determined risk factors for the development of this condition which include an age of less than 30 years, the presence and severity of traumatic brain injury, the presence of an amputation, multiple injuries to the extremities and a high Injury Severity Score.
The two groups of patients were compared across two indices, the trauma and injury severity score (TRISS), and the revised injury classification system (RISC).
Methamphetamine users had a higher mean injury severity score (10.
 
 
 
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