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. 2017 Apr 15;34(8):1511–1523. doi: 10.1089/neu.2016.4677

Table 1.

Differences between Recovered and Not Recovered Groups (Chi-Square Tests with False Discovery Rate Adjustment)

Test p value
Felt limited in school/work at the time of the questionnaire <10−4*
Perceived impact of index concussion on lives 0.001*
Complying with do not return to play guidelines 0.006*
Felt limited in school/work at the time of index concussion 0.009**
Self-reported mononucleosis before concussion 0.011**
Self-reported depression after concussion 0.015**
Found medication effective 0.024**
Found vestibular repositioning effective 0.029**
Found psychotherapy effective 0.149
Self-reported ADD/ADHD before concussion 0.234
Self-reported learning disability after concussion 0.266
Self-reported depression before concussion 0.305
Self-reported mononucleosis after concussion 0.477
Self-reported migraines after concussion 0.489
Self-reported learning disability before concussion 0.49
Had thoughts of/attempted suicide before concussion 0.49
Self-reported anxiety after concussion 0.553
Sex 0.558
Cause of injury (sport-related vs. non-sports-related) 0.577
Self-reported anxiety before concussion 0.64
Experiencing a subsequent concussion 0.68
Self-reported ADD/ADHD after concussion 0.747
Found physiotherapy effective 0.75
Found chiropractic manipulation effective 0.811
Had thoughts of/attempted suicide after concussion 0.889
Self-reported migraines before concussion 0.937
Found occupational therapy effective 1
*

Significant at p ≤ 0.05 under false discovery rate correction.

**

Trending toward significance at p ≤ 0.10 under false discovery rate correction.

ADD, attention deficit disorder; ADHD, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.