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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr Rehabil Med. 2015;8(4):309–319. doi: 10.3233/PRM-150349

Table 1.

Demographic, injury-related, and study-related variables in children with TBI

TBI Cause of TBI Any LOC PTA > 24 hours Head CT report at Injury* Time to imaging (days) Symptoms at imaging Anatomical brain MRI report**
1 Non-sport Y Y *2 punctate hemorrhages (L F WM) 29 Y **Multiple small B/L F contusions
2 Non-sport Y N *Cortical contusions (B/L F and L T); Fracture (L T to R F), underlying EDH 73 N **L T contusion
3 Sport Y N Normal 79 N **Few areas of hypointensity (R F)
4 Non-sport Y N Normal 67 N Normal
5 Sport N Y N/A 60 N/A Normal
6 Sport Y N Facial fractures 87 N Normal
7 Sport Y N Fracture (O) 41 Y **Single punctate hyperintensity (R F)
8 Non-sport Y N *Fracture (L T), underlying SDH 65 Y Normal
9 Non-sport N/A N N/A 63 N Normal
10 Sport Y N *Fracture (L parietal), underlying EDH 102 N **Scattered subcortical punctate foci hyperintensity (B/L F, L P)
11 Non-sport Y N Normal 65 Y Normal
12 Non-sport Y N Normal 100 Y **Punctate focus (L F deep WM)
13 Sport N N Normal 66 N Normal
14 Sport N N Normal 59 N Normal
*

considered positive Head CT for this study

**

considered positive MRI for this study

Abbreviations: TBI= traumatic brain injury; M = male; F= female; MVA = motor vehicle accident; N/A = not available; LOC = loss of consciousness; PTA = post traumatic amnesia; CT = computed tomography; L = left; F = frontal lobe; WM = white matter; B/L = bilateral; T = Temporal lobe; R= right; EDH = epidural hematoma; O= Occipital lobe; SDH = subdural hematoma; Y = Yes, N = No. MRI = magnetic resonance imaging; P=parietal.