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. 2019 Mar 22;6(5):954–961. doi: 10.1002/acn3.764

Table 1.

Subject demographics and clinical summary

Sample characteristics Statistics
mTBI (n = 100) Controls (n = 20) Statistics (P‐value)
Demographic
Age 14.06 (2.4) 14.44 (3.0)
Gender
 Male/female 45/55 9/11
Symptoms
Headache 3.20 (1.5) 1.40 (0.8) 8 × 10−4
Dizziness 1.72 (1.1) 1.20 (0.5) 0.038
Irritability 2.20 (1.3) 1.40 (0.8) 0.031
Fatigue 2.40 (1.2) 0.50 (0.7) 2 × 10−6
Sleep 1.82 (0.9) 1.40 (0.7) 9 × 10−7
Total PCSI score 18.0 (0–75) 3.90 (0–21) 4.5 × 10−5
Behavioral measures
CNS VS
Neurocognition index 98.40 (11.7) 101.50 (10.8)
Executive function 102.31 (13.4) 105.80 (12.2)
BASC‐2
Behavioral Symptoms Index 48.70 (7.5) 45.05 (8.8)
Anxiety 51.90 (12.2) 45.94 (6.6)
BRIEF
Working Memory 53.30 (10.1) 49.10 (8.7)
Behavioral Regulation Index 49.23 (9.2) 45.85 (8.0)

Participant demographics including sample size, age profile for the two groups and gender distribution; with mean and standard deviation (SD) where appropriate. Regarding symptoms, the median symptom scale and PCSI (Likert‐scale) for the whole cohort are shown. CNS VS: Computerized Neurocognitive Software Vital Signs, Standard score; BASC‐2: Behavior Assessment System for Children, second edition (T scores); BRIEF: Behavior Rating Inventory Executive Function (T Scores). The Chi Square test was used to assess putative group difference in Age whereas the Wilcoxon rank sum test was used to assess differences in symptoms and behavioral measures. “—” indicates non‐significant values.