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. 2024 Dec 11;5:1435656. doi: 10.3389/fresc.2024.1435656

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the participants.

Demographic% (n) Demographic% (n) Clinical characteristics% (n)
Age Education Cause of injury
<35 years 49 (98) Never attended school 20.5 (41) Traumatic 92.5 (185)
35 years & above 51 (102) Primary Education 30 (60) Non-traumatic 7.5 (15)
NB: Median (IQR) 35 years (25–45) Secondary Education 25.5 (51)
Higher Secondary 11.5 (23)
Bachelor or above 12.5 (25)
Gender Occupation Type of injury
Male 90.5 (181) Service holder 12 (24) Paraplegic 60 (120)
Female 9.5 (19) Businessman 18 (36) Tetraplegic 40 (80)
Religion Housewife 7.5 (15) Skeletal level
Muslim 93 (186) Farmer 17.5 (35) Cervical 34.5 (69)
Hindu 5.5 (11) Day labourer 17 (34) Thoracic 47 (94)
Buddhist 1.5 (3) Others 28 (56) Lumbar 18.5 (37)
Marital status Monthly income (USD) AIS scale
Married 76 (152) <100 24.5 (49) Complete A 125 (62.5)
Single 20.5 (41) 100–200 68.5 (137) Incomplete B 19 (9.5)
Divorced 3.5 (7) >200 7 (14) Incomplete C 27 (13.5)
NB: Median (IQR) 100 (100–150) Incomplete D 29 (14.5)

Abbreviations: n, number; AIS, American Spinal Injury Association Impairment Scale.