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. 2023 Jun 26;18:458. doi: 10.1186/s13018-023-03946-8

Table 1.

Demographic and injury information (n = 294)

Category N (%)
Age (Years)
18–29 years 64 (21.7%)
30–39 years 133 (45.2%)
40–49 years 82 (27.9%)
50–59 years 9 (3.1%)
≥ 60 6 (2.1%)
Gender
Male 211 (71.8%)
Female 83 (28.2%)
Educational level
Primary 75 (25.5%)
Secondary 144 (49.0%)
Bachelor 53 (18.0%)
Higher 22 (7.5%)
Occupation
Farmer 63 (21.4%)
Worker 116 (39.5%)
Government offices 31 (10.6%)
Retired 16 (5.4%)
Students 19 (6.4%)
Others* 49 (16.7%)
Injury level
Cervical 83 (29.3%)
Thoracic 122 (41.5%)
Lumbar 73 24.8%)
Sacral 13 (4.4%)
Completeness of injury (%)
Complete 121 (41.2%)
Incomplete 173 (58.8%)
Causes of injury
Truman 253 (86.1%)
Disease involving the spinal cord 41 (13.9%)
Place of residence
Urban 133 (45.2%)
Rural 161 (54.8%)

SCI spinal cord injury, and other* included unemployed individuals and self-employed individuals