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. 2006 Jun 13;77(10):1180–1184. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.2006.091553

Table 2 Comparison of intelligence quotient scores between pre‐injury, T1 and T2, when categorised by severity of injury, time since injury, age, sex and years of education.

n IQ scores ANOVA results t values
PI T1 T2 Wilks' λ F value PI−T1 PI−T2 T1−T2
Whole cohort 74 99.79 90.96 92.37 0.606 23.431* 6.023** 5.385** −0.885
Severity of injury (days) ⩽14 50 98.83 92.79 93.96 0.735 8.663* −3.543* 3.276* 0.623
>14 24 101.78 87.14 89.04 0.333 22.040* −5.998* 4.826* −0.631
Time since injury (y) <15 33 99.10 87.30 92.42 0.472 17.343* −5.974* 3.677* −2.898
⩾15 41 100.33 93.91 92.32 0.671 9.571* −3.122* 3.954* 0.663
Age (y) <50 45 100.30 88.24 92.27 0.511 20.591* −6.446** 4.441** −2.423
⩾50 29 98.99 95.17 92.52 0.688 6.120* −1.843 3.015* 0.886
Sex Male 51 99.04 90.13 92.94 0.641 13.695** −5.059** −3.692** −1.583
Female 23 101.44 90.72 92.83 0.482 11.266** −4.374** −3.990** −0.900
Education (y) ⩽11 44 95.16 86.99 87.96 0.470 23.704** −5.319** −5.680** −0.560
>11 30 106.57 95.19 100.17 0.620 8.595** −4.209** −2.367 −2.105

*p<0.05. **p<0.01.

ANOVA, analysis of variance; PI, pre‐injury; T1, first assessment after head injury; T2, follow‐up assessment.