Adding up the Glasgow Coma Score

Since the Glasgow Coma Scale was described1 a great number of other contres have adopted it, and Langfitt2 has recommended its widespread use in assessing head injured patients. The scale consists of three separate responses: eye opening (E). verbal (V),

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