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. 2016 Mar 28;85(4):636–644. doi: 10.1111/cen.13045

Table 3.

Relationship between vitamin D status and markers of TBI severity

Variable Units n All subjects n Vitamin Dreplete n Vitamin D insufficient n Vitamin D deficient Uncorrected Corrected for: age, skin color season
χ statistic P F statistic P *
Moderate‐Severe TBI n (%) 353 263 (74·5%) 70 51 (72·9%) 119 93 (78·2%) 164 119 (72·6%) 1·26 0·53 0·99 F(2,347) 0·59
PTA > 1 day n (%) 328 154 (43·3%) 66 33 (47·1%) 109 55 (46·2%) 153 66 (40·2%) 1·68 0·43 1·06 F(2,321) 0·35
PTA > 1 week n (%) 328 67 (19·0%) 66 13 (18·6%) 109 27 (22·7%) 153 27 (16·5%) 2·01 0·37 1·13 F(2,321) 0·33
Craniotomy n (%) 353 2 (0·6%) 70 1 (1·4%) 119 1 (0·8%) 164 0 (0%) 2·02 0·37 1·99 F(2,347) 0·14
Epilepsy n (%) 353 47 (13·3%) 70 10 (14·3%) 119 16 (13·4%) 164 21 (12·8%) 0·10 0·95 0·41 F(2,347) 0·67

Values stated as n (%).

Statistical results from Chi‐squared test, except for *one way ancova when controlling for covariates. Abbreviations: PTA, post‐traumatic amnesia; TBI, traumatic brain injury.