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. 2017 Aug 31;88(11):971–981. doi: 10.1136/jnnp-2016-315500

Table 1.

Correlation between TBI severity (GCS score) and prevalence of PTHP

Study n GCS Time from injury Correlation between TBI severity and PTHP
Hadjizacharia et al 21 436 >12: 41.7%
9–12: 15.8%
<9: 42.4%
Mean 1.2 days Yes
Klose et al 20 46 >12: 47.8%
9–12: 19.6%
<9: 32.6%
12 months Yes
Klose et al 19 104 >12: 42.3%
9–12: 19.2%
<9: 39.4%
Median 13 months Yes
Bondanelli et al 17 50 >12: 32%
9–12: 14%
<9: 54%
12–64 months Yes
Kelly et al 16 22 3–15 Median 26 months Yes
Kozlowski Moreau et al 27 55 Lowest GCS average: 8.8 >1 year No
Schneider et al 26 70 3–15 12 months No
Aimaretti et al 25 70 >12: 47.1%
9–12: 31.4%
<9: 21.4%
12 months No
Agha et al 23 102 9–12: 44.1%
<9: 55.9%
Median 17 months No
Lieberman et al 22 70 Median 13 months No

GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; PTHP, post-traumatic hypopituitarism; TBI, traumatic brain injury.