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. 2016 Dec 23;14:308–315. doi: 10.1016/j.nicl.2016.12.017

Table 1.

Participant characteristics.

Mean (SD)
Age 33.38 (6.05)
Education 14.54 (1.56)
WRAT-4 reading standard score 102.63 (12.45)
Gender (% Male) 89.2%
Ethnicity
Caucasian 35.1%
African-American 8.1%
Hispanic 37.8%
Asian 16.2%
Native American 2.7%
Combat exposure scale 16.23 (12.06)
PCL-M total score 47.57 (18.36)
BDI-II total score 21.14 (12.52)
NSI total score 37.11 (18.96)
Months since injury (months) 69.05 (38.09), median = 62.00, range = 148
Total # of TBIs 2.84 (1.48)
TBI severity (% mild) 81%
% most significant TBI with LOC 65%
Blast-exposed (% yes) 49%
Pulse pressure (n = 36) 45.65 (8.28)
Height (in.) 67.93 (3.30)
Weight (lbs) 193.03 (45.58)
Current smoker (% yes) 16%
APOE-ε4 genotype (n = 35; % yes) 31%

WRAT-4 = wide range achievement test-4th edition; PCL-M = posttraumatic stress disorder checklist; BDI-II = Beck depression inventory 2nd edition; NSI = neurobehavioral symptom inventory; APOE-ε4 = apolipoprotein-ε4 carrier.