Comparison of Cervical Spine Injury Prediction Rules for Children With Trauma

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This comparative effectiveness study evaluates several clinical cervical spine injury prediction tools for test characteristics and lowest projected computed tomography rate in a secondary analysis of a large cohort of US children.