. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 1.

Published in final edited form as: Spinal Cord. 2016 Oct 18;55(2):172–179. doi: 10.1038/sc.2016.129

Table 2.

Demographic and SCI Information for All Patients and Subgroups of Paraplegia and Tetraplegia and Ambulatory Patients

Variable	All Patients	Paraplegia	Tetraplegia	Ambulatory^†
n	103	55	48	45
Gender (M/F)	75/28 (73/27)	38/17 (69/31)	37/11 (77/23)	33/12 (73/27)
Traumatic/nontraumatic	68/35 (66/34)	32/23 (58/42)	36/12 (75/25)	28/17 (62/38)
ASIA AIS, (A/B/C/D)^††	23/12/12/56 (22/12/12/54)	12/6/9/28 (22/11/16/51)	11/6/3/28 (23/13/6/58)	1/2/0/42 (2/4/0/93)
Age, years	49±17, 53, 69	48±18, 52, 68	50±17, 53, 60	50±16, 54, 66
LOS in rehabilitation, days	96±46, 93, 225	85±38, 76, 224	110±51, 116, 215	76±43, 65, 215
LOS in acute care, days	38±38, 23, 170	32±33, 20, 154	46±43, 30, 165	20±13, 16, 54

Values are n(%) or mean±SD, median, range; n= number of patients; ASIA= American Spinal Injury Association; AIS= ASIA Impairment Scale; LOS= Length Of Stay;

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The Ambulatory group is composed of a subset of individuals from Paraplegia and Tetraplegia who were able to ambulate by the time of the discharge assessment;

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While the AIS is valid for traumatic SCI, it has not been validated in non-traumatic SCI.