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. 2017 Jan 15;34(2):322–327. doi: 10.1089/neu.2016.4412

Table 2.

Consistency of Self-Reported Concussion History

  Follow-up = baseline Follow-up > baseline Follow-up < baseline Total
  n % n % n % n
Total sample 3848 80.3 763 15.9 181 3.8 4792
Boys 1997 78.1 424 16.6 136 5.3* 2557
Girls 1851 82.8 339 15.2 45 2.0 2235
ADHD 193 75.7 42 16.5 20 7.8^ 255
No ADHD 3655 80.6 721 15.9 161 3.5 4537
Contact sports 3123 65.2 668 14.0 161 3.3 3951
Limited contact sports 74 86.0 8 9.3 4 4.7 86
Non-contact sports 157 82.1 24 15.3 4 2.5 157
Baseball 74 86.0 8 9.3 4 4.7 86
Basketball 490 85.2 68 11.8 17 3.0 575
Cheerleading 173 79.7 38 17.5 6 2.8 217
Field hockey 323 82.4 60 15.3 9 2.3 392
Football 534 71.3 171 22.8 44 5.9 749
Ice hockey 201 76.1 53 18.9 10 3.6 264
Lacrosse 187 82.0 34 18.5 15 4.8 228
Skiing/snowboarding (all types) 135 73.4 30 18.0 12 8.1 184
Soccer 1080 80.5 214 15.9 48 3.6 1342
Track and field and cross country 157 82.1 24 15.3 4 2.5 157

Inconsistent reporting for number of concussions was defined as reporting a fewer number of concussions on follow-up, compared with at baseline. Sports refer to current sport played as indicated by the athlete at the time of their first testing. Categorization of sport into contact, limited contact, and non-contact were based on classification from the American Academy of Pediatrics.*Difference was significantly different between boys and girls (p < 0.001). ^Difference was significantly different between those with ADHD and those without ADHD (p < 0.001).

ADHD, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.