Brain Trauma Foundation Inc.

“Expenses office expenses 8,779 interest on loans 652 insurance 5,937 subscriptions 2,700 total 18,068”

“Investment in sync-think 400 400 receivables due from disqualified persons 5,886 5,886 total 6,286 6,286”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 671 673”

“The brain trauma foundation is the world's leader in evidence-based guidelines for traumatic brain injuries (tbi). The guidelines cover pre- hospital care, and in-hospital pediatric and adult severe tbi care. These guidelines are constantly updated as new knowledge becomes available. Btf also supports expert consensus conferences on tbi to produce best practice care pathways.”

“B-tec (brain trauma evidence-based consortium) subcontract from stanford university,funded by department of defense. Deliverables: concussion guidelines: the goal of this project is to develop a concussion classification system using a rigorous evidence-based appoach that will provide targets for potential diagnostics and treatment interventions. Severe tbi guidelines: adult, pediatric and pre-hospital evidence based severe tbi guidelines updates. Here are 2020 publications: a management algorithm for adult patients with both brain oxygen and intracranial pressure monitoring: the seattle international severe traumatic brain injury consensus conference (sibicc). Intensive care med. 2020.chesnut r, aguilera s, buki a, bulger e, citerio g, cooper dj, arrastia rd, diringer m, figaji a, gao g, geocadin r, ghajar j, harris o, hoffer a, hutchinson p, joseph m, kitagawa r, manley g, mayer s, menon dk, meyfroidt g, michael db, oddo m, okonkwo d, patel m, robertson c, rosenfeld jv, rubiano am, sahuquillo j, servadei f, shutter l, stein d, stocchetti n, taccone fs, timmons s, tsai e, ullman js, vespa p, videtta w, wright dw, zammit c, hawryluk gwj. Concussion guidelines step 2: evidence for subtype classification. Neurosurgery. 2020.lumba-brown a, teramoto m, bloom oj, brody d, chesnutt j, clugston jr, collins m, gioia g, kontos a, lal a, sills a, ghajar j. Hypertonic saline is superior to mannitol for the combined effect on intracranial pressure and cerebral perfusion pressure burdens in patients with severe traumatic brain injury. Neurosurgery. 2020. Mangat hs, wu x, gerber lm, schwarz jt, fakhar m, murthy sb, stieg pe, ghajar j, hrtl r. A management algorithm for adult patients with both brain oxygen and intracranial pressure monitoring: the seattle international severe traumatic brain injury consensus conference (sibicc). Intensive care med. 2020. Chesnut r, aguilera s, buki a, bulger e, citerio g, cooper dj, arrastia rd, diringer m, figaji a, gao g, geocadin r, ghajar j, harris o, hoffer a, hutchinson p, joseph m, kitagawa r, manley g, mayer s, menon dk, meyfroidt g, michael db, oddo m, okonkwo d, patel m, robertson c, rosenfeld jv, rubiano am, sahuquillo j, servadei f, shutter l, stein d, stocchetti n, taccone fs, timmons s, tsai e, ullman js, vespa p, videtta w, wright dw, zammit c, hawryluk gwj. Guidelines for the management of severe traumatic brain injury: 2020 update of the decompressive craniectomy recommendations. Neurosurgery. 2020. Hawryluk gwj, rubiano am, totten am, o'reilly c, ullman js, bratton sl, chesnut r, harris oa, s0166112kissoon n, shutter l, tasker rc, vavilala ms, wilberger j, wright dw, lumba-brown a, ghajar j.”