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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Head Trauma Rehabil. 2018 Mar-Apr;33(2):E30–E40. doi: 10.1097/HTR.0000000000000308

Table 1. Veteran Demographic and Clinical Characterization.

Prevalence Age (years) Mean (SD) Gender (% males) Education Level a (%) NSI Symptom Severity Mean (SD) b
Total N/A 33.97 (8.56) 94.25% HS: 62.57% 34.21 (14.26)
HS+: 31.87%
BA: 5.56%
No mTBI, PTSD, or Depression 18.72% 34.56 (9.39) 93.7% HS: 60.6% 30.21 (15.57)
HS+: 32.4%
BA: 7.0%
mTBI only 16.60% 32.87 (8.30) 95.0% HS: 61.0% 27.91 (13.61)
HS+: 32.7%
BA: 6.3%
PTSD-only 8.72% 35.37 (8.74) 94.0% HS: 62.7% 33.04 (13.73)
HS+: 31.6%
BA: 5.7%
Depression- Only 4.08% 36.30 (9.74) 88.1% HS: 59.2% 33.95 (13.59)
HS+: 33.5%
BA: 7.3%
mTBI and PTSD 24.25% 33.07 (7.66) 96.6% HS: 63.9% 36.52 (12.92)
HS+: 31.7%
BA: 4.4%
mTBI and Depression 5.57% 34.11 (8.95) 92.5% HS: 63.3% 35.89 (12.81)
HS+: 31.4%
BA: 5.3%
PTSD and Depression 5.68% 35.84 (8.95) 89.9% HS: 62.2% 37.94 (13.33)
HS+: 32.6%
BA: 5.2%
DTP 16.37% 33.69 (8.03) 94.5% HS: 65.2% 40.58 (12.32)
HS+: 30.3%
BA: 4.4%
a

HS = High School or GED, HS+ = Some post High School education, BA = BA or more education

b

The selected pairwise comparisons for the NSI (mTBI-only vs. No mTBI, PTSD or Depression; PTSD and Depression vs. No mTBI, PTSD or Depression; mTBI, PTSD and Depression vs. No mTBI, PTSD or Depression; and mTBI, PTSD and Depression vs. PTSD and Depression) were all significant with p < 0.0001