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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci. 2017 May 31;29(4):334–342. doi: 10.1176/appi.neuropsych.16050088

Table 1. Comparison of subjects who participated versus those lost to follow up.

Variables At least one follow-up Exact P**

No (N=39) Yes* (N=103)
Type of injury 0.171
MVA 11(36.7%) 57(57.6%)
Fall 9(30%) 20(20.2%)
Assault 10(33.3%) 21(21.2%)
Other 0 1(1.01%)
Severity 0.069
Mild 30(78.9%) 61(61%)
Moderate & Severe 8(21.1%) 39(39%)
Any axis-I psychiatric diagnosis prior to TBI
No 13(33.3%) 27(26.2%) 0.41
Yes 26(66.7%) 76(73.4%)
Any depression prior to TBI
No 33(84.6%) 85(82.5%) 1.00
Yes 6(15.4%) 18(17.5%)
Substance dependence or abuse prior to TBI
No 22(57.9%) 52(51.5%) 0.569
Yes 16(42.1%) 49(48.5%)
GMHR prior to TBI 0.60
1 0 1(0.98%)
2 3(12%) 6(5.9%)
3 2(8%) 7(6.9%)
4 20(80%) 88(86.3%)
*

At least one follow-up

**

Fisher's exact test