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. 2014 Jan 1;31(1):56–63. doi: 10.1089/neu.2013.3000

Table 1.

Patient Characteristics

Variable n No. Percent
Age (years)a
57
33.5
(11.4 – 63.4)
Sex (male/female)
57
42/15
(74%/26%)
Injury mechanism
57
 
 
 Vehicle accident
 
26
(46%)
 Fall
 
25
(44%)
 Other
 
6
(10%)
Severe TBI according to HISS
57
26
(46%)
GCS scoreb
57
9
(3 – 13)
Unilateral pupillary dilation
57
5
(9%)
ADC map lesions in corpus callosum
57
21
(37%)
FLAIR lesions in corpus callosum
57
29
(51%)
Traumatic axonal injury (TAI) grade
57
 
 
 No TAI
 
10
(18%)
 TAI grade 1
 
16
(28%)
 TAI grade 2
 
14
(25%)
 TAI grade 3
 
17
(30%)
Neurosurgery performed
 Evacuation hematoma
 
12
(21%)
 External ventricular drainage
 
4
(7%)
 Intraparencymal ICP sensor
 
20
(35%)
GOSE score at 12 months
57
 
 
1–2
 
1
(2%)
3–4
 
6
(10%)
5–6
 
19
(33%)
7–8
 
31
(54%)
Motor function at 12 monthsc
42
43.9
10.3
Processing speed at 12 monthsc
42
46.5
11.7
Executive functions at 12 monthsc 35 47.7 7.1
a

Age listed as mean and range.

b

GCS score is listed with median and ranges.

c

All neuropsychological test domains are listed as mean of T-scores with standard deviations. More details for what these tests consist of, see the Methods section.

TBI, traumatic brain injury; HISS, Head Injury Severity Scale;

GCS, Glasgow coma scale; ADC, apparent diffusion coefficient. FLAIR; fluid-attenuated inversion recovery;

ICP, intracranial pressure; GOSE, Glasgow Outcome Scale Extended.