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. 2019 Feb 8;37(2):77–84. doi: 10.1089/photob.2018.4489

Table 1.

Demographics for 12 Military Veterans with Chronic, Mild-to-Moderate Traumatic Brain Injuries Treated with Red/Near-Infrared Light-Emitting Diodes Applied Transcranially

Patient no. Age at entry Years of education Gender Year(s) of TBI Medical history for TBI Work status
1 36 16 Male 2003, 2004 Multiple IED blasts, LOC Full time
2 31 16 Male 2009 Slipped on airstrip, head impact, LOC
3 46 18 Male 1985, 1989, 1991 Multiple (>8) concussions (football). Dove head first in pool, LOC Full time
4 56 16 Male 2008 Mountain biking accident, prolonged LOC Full time
5 48 16 Male 1993, 2011 Sports injury, orbital blowout. Bucked off horse into steel fence, multiple skull/facial fractures Full time
6 36 12 Male 2000, 2007 Multiple (3–5) mild concussions (football). MVA, LOC Full time
7 44 16 Male 1983, 1998 Multiple (>5) concussions (football, bull riding). Helicopter crash, LOC Disabled
8 46 12 Male 2004, 2007 MVA resulting in head impact, LOC. Multiple IEDs Unemployed
9 32 16 Male 2007 Multiple IEDs, LOC. Full time
10 37 12 Male 1999–2009, 2004 Multiple IEDs, burn pit exposure. High-speed boating accident, LOC Self-employed
11 43 16 Male 2001–2004, 2007 Repetitive head trauma (>10) concussions w/LOC (wrestling, football, boxing) Full time
12 40 16 Male MVA, LOC
Mean 41.3 15.2        
(SD) (7.29) (1.99)        

IED, improvised explosive device; LOC, loss of consciousness; MVA, motor vehicle accident; SD, standard deviation; TBI, traumatic brain injury.