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. 2026 Jul 13;17:1845916. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2026.1845916

Table 1.

Study characteristics.

Author Year Country Study design Diagnostic method Human/Animal Sample size Age in bTBI group % of Male in bTBI group
Andrea (55) 2025 USA Retrospective cross-sectional Logistic regression model with fMRI scans data Human 424 43 99.50%
Anthony (23) 2024 USA Retrospective cross-sectional Vestibular/Ocular Motor Screening (VOMS) Human 25 42.39 100.00%
Grant (56) 2019 USA Retrospective cross-sectional Automated Neuropsychological Assessment Metrics Version 4 TBI-MIL (ANAM4 TBI-MIL) Human 733 26.9 100.00%
Huang (51) 2020 USA Retrospective cross-sectional 3D-MEGNET model with rs-MEG source-magnitude imaging data Human 101 29.86 100.00%
Jared (20) 2020 USA Retrospective cross-sectional The Salisbury Blast Interview (SBI) Human 287 41.7 86.20%
Jose (57) 2012 USA Retrospective cross-sectional Computerized oculomotor vision screening (COVS) Human 40 29.7 90.00%
Kranfli (52) 2025 USA Prospective cohort The Modified Vestibular/Ocular Motor Screening Tool (mVOMS) Human 57 25 100.00%
Michael (58) 2015 USA Prospective cohort Olfactory impairment test Human 231 25 96.60%
Sarah (59) 2023 USA Retrospective cross-sectional Military occupational specialty classification model Human 256 41.56 86.30%
Tristan (53) 2025 USA Retrospective cross-sectional The Boston assessment of traumatic brain injury lifetime, second edition (BATL-2) Human 120 34 91.70%
William (18) 2014 USA Retrospective cross-sectional The VCU retrospective concussion diagnostic interview, blast version (VCU rCDI-b) Human 103 24 99.00%
Ge (60) 2023 China Prospective longitudinal PCA model with Raman spectroscopy data of hippocampus and hypothalamus tissues Mice 45 / 100.00%
Ge (61) 2024 China Prospective longitudinal LDA model with Raman spectroscopy data of hippocampus and hypothalamus tissues Mice 55 / 100.00%
Nam (33) 2014 Canada Prospective cross-sectional soluble cellular prion protein (PrPC) Mice 52 / 100.00%
Wang (62) 2020 China Prospective longitudinal SVM algorithm with ATR THz-TDS data of serum and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) Mice 52 / 100.00%
Author Sample type Diagnostic modality Reference Post-injury interval Phase TP FP FN TN
Andrea (55) Brain imaging Imaging with computational model Clinical diagnosis Not specified / 187 70 25 142
Anthony (23) Oculovestibular system Physical exam Clinical diagnosis Within 60 days Chronic 16 0 2 7
Grant (56) Neuropsychology system Standardized interview and scales Clinical diagnosis 11 (0, 245) days Chronic 42 237 14 440
Huang (51) Brain imaging Imaging with computational model Clinical diagnosis Not specified / 59 0 0 42
Jared (20) Neuropsychology system Standardized interview and scales Structured interview >10 years Chronic 206 29 24 28
Jose (57) Oculovestibular system Physical exam Clinical diagnosis 1–10 years Chronic 20 1 0 19
Kranfli (52) Oculovestibular system Physical exam Clinical diagnosis 24 h post-injury Acute 29 3 13 12
Michael (58) Olfactory system Physical exam Imaging diagnosis 14.5 (0, 23) days Chronic 62 0 114 55
Sarah (59) Clinical classification Standardized interview and scales Clinical diagnosis >10 years Chronic 45 30 43 138
Tristan (53) Neuropsychology system Standardized interview and scales Clinical diagnosis Not specified / 60 6 0 54
William (18) Neuropsychology system Standardized interview and scales Clinical diagnosis 9.1 (6.3–9.7) months Chronic 83 2 4 14
Ge (60) Brain tissue Laboratory testing Pathological examination 3 h, 24 h, 48 h, 72 h Acute 19 1 1 24
Ge (61) Brain tissue Laboratory testing Pathological examination 3 h, 6 h, 24 h, 48 h, 72 h Acute 24 1 1 29
Nam (33) Body fluid Laboratory testing Pathological examination 24 h Acute 26 4 7 15
Wang (62) Body fluid Laboratory testing Pathological examination 3 h, 6 h, 24 h Acute 40 1 0 11