Table 1.

Clinical Data for All TBI Subjects on Admission and Glasgow Outcome Scale at 6 Months

							Lesion type
TBI patient no.	Age (years)	Sex	Glasgow Coma Scale on admission	Marshal CT classification	Time to MRI scan (days)	Lesion side location	Subdural hematoma	Contusion	Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage	White matter hyperin-tensities	Glasgow Outcome Scale-Extended at 6 months
1	58	Male	9	DI II	7	Bilateral frontal	Bilateral	Bilateral			3
2	33	Male	5	EML	4	Left fronto-temporal	Left	Left			5
3	37	Male	3	DI II	2	Left frontal		Left	Bilateral		ND
4	42	Male	5	DI II	3	Right basal ganglia			Bilateral	Right CSO	6
5	21	Female	7	DI II	10	Right		Right			6
6	56	Female	6	DI II	11	Bilateral		Bilateral			5
7	48	Male	7	DI II	17	Left		Left		Brainstem	3
8	21	Male	7	DI III	17	Right	Right	Right		Bifrontal	7
9	48	Male	6	DI II	4	Left frontal		Left			4
10	46	Male	8	DI III	18	Bilateral temporal, left parietal		Bilateral temporal, left parietal			5
11	30	Female	8	DI III	27	Left basal ganglia				Left CSO	4
12	49	Female	5	DI II	4	Bilateral frontal			Bilateral	Bifrontal	5
13	49	Female	7	DI III	10	Bilateral frontal	Bilateral	Bilateral			4
14	18	Male	7	DI II	11	Right temporal	Right				5
15	37	Male	5	DI II	10	Bilateral		Bilateral Frontal		Left basal Ganglia; brainstem	3
16	21	Male	7	DI II	15	Left temporal	Bilateral	Left			ND
17	54	Male	7	DI III	8	Right frontal	Right			Bifrontal; corpus callosum	1

TBI, traumatic brain injury; CT, computed tomography; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; ND, not done; R, right; L, left; B, bilateral; CSO, centrum semiovale; DI II, diffuse injury type II; DI III, diffuse injury type III; EML, evacuated mass lesion.