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. 2018 Jul 24;41(10):zsy147. doi: 10.1093/sleep/zsy147

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics at Study Enrollment (n = 238)

Age (M ± SD) 40.56 years ± 17.18
Female sex (n, %) 88/238; 37.0%
Hispanic or Latino (n, %) 14, 5.88%
Race (n, %)
 Black or African American 116, 48.74%
 White or Caucasian 108, 45.38%
 Asian 3, 1.26%
 Native American 1, 0.42%
 Hawaiian or Pacific Islander 2, 0.84%
 Multi-racial 5, 2.10%
 Unknown or Unreported 3, 1.26%
Glasgow Coma Scale (M ± SD, % <13) 14.78 ± 0.97, 1.3%
 Mild (13–15; n, %) 235; 98.74%
 Moderate (9–12; n, %) 1; 0.42%
 Severe (3–8; n, %) 2; 0.84%
Head injury severity (M ± SD, % moderate or worse) 1.47 ± 0.97, 5.5%
Loss of consciousness (n, %) 140/238, 58.8%

Age, female sex, ethnicity, race, and loss of consciousness were self-reported. Head injury severity measured by the AIS, item #1. AIS > 2 indicates moderate or worse head injury.