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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jun 17.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Neurol. 2012 Dec 7;73(2):224–235. doi: 10.1002/ana.23783

Table 1.

Clinical, demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of study participants (N=135)

Age Mean +/- S.D. = 40 +/- 17 years
Range 15 to 86 years
Gender Male 97 (72%)
Female 38 (28%)
Race White 102 (76%)
Black 13 (10%)
Asian 9 (7%)
Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 7 (5%)
American Indian/Alaska Native 2 (1%)
Unknown 2 (1%)
Ethnicity Hispanic 23 (17%)
Non-Hispanic 111 (82%)
Unknown 1 (1%)
GCS 15 106 (79%)
14 26 (19%)
13 3 (2%)
LOC OR PTA Yes 108 (80%)
No 26 (19%)
Unknown 1 (1%)
Prior TBI resulting in acute
medical evaluation
Yes 45 (33%)
No 89 (66%)
Unknown 1 (1%)
Educational background Full-time student 8 (6%)
Adult ≥19 years old with less than 12 (9%)
High school diploma/G.E.D. only 43 (32%)
College student, bachelor’s or 70 (52%)
Unknown 2 (1%)
Employment status
at time of TBI
Unemployed 24 (18%)
Part-time or full-time employed; 110 (78%)
Unknown 1 (1%)
GOS-E at 3 months
post-injury
8 52 (39%)
7 37 (27%)
6 24 (18%)
5 19 (14%)
4 2 (1%)
3 0
2 0
1 1 (1%)

S.D. – Standard deviation GCS – Glasgow Coma Scale LOC – Loss of consciousness PTA – Posttraumatic amnesia G.E.D. – Graduate Equivalency Degree GOS-E – Extended Glasgow Outcome Scale