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. 2020 Jun 7;34(7):661–671. doi: 10.1177/1545968320929669

Table 1.

Inpatient Characteristics.a

Stroke TBI ICH SAH Other All
N 30 9 10 4 6 59
Age (years)
 Mean (SD) 61 (20) 49 (20) 63 (19) 56 (13) 43 (21) 57 (20)
Sex
 Male:female 14:16 8:1 7:3 4:0 5:1 38:21
Time since injury at admission (days)
22 43 14 75 43 29
(6-246) (23-108)b (3-40) (46-247)b (20-98) (3-247)
Time since admission at first assessment (days)
20 34 28.5 26.5 36.5 24
(8-83) (14-127) (7-68) (18-174) (20-93) (7-174)
Length of stay (days)
78 112 54.5 68 98 71
(20-169) (14-146) (13-101) (33-181) (33-125) (13-181)
SCI
21 26 13 14 16 21
(4-30) (12-30) (2-24) (9-24) (10-32) (2-32)
WASO (minutes)
84 87 68 58 66 76
(22-298) (7-173) (33-247) (49-81) (50-99) (7-198)
Sleep fragmentation index
47 29 39 41 33 42
(25-131) (14-68) (26-96) (20-44) (19-65) (14-131)
Admission scores
 FIM 62 48 66 66 78.5 61
(30-101) (9-78) (19-83) (19-83) (52-92) (19-114)c
 BI 6.5 6 67 8 10 7
(2-15) (3-8) (1-16) (2-14) (2-17) (1-17)c
Discharge scores
 FIM 93.5 100 86.5 101.5 103 97
(48-123) (41-120) (53-120) (49-119) (74-123) (41-123)
 BI 13 15 13.5 16.5 16.5 14
(3-20) (7-20) (4-20) (4-20) (4-20) (3-20)

Abbreviations: TBI, traumatic brain injury; ICH, intracerebral hemorrhage; SAH, subarachnoid hemorrhage; SCI, sleep condition indicator; WASO, wake after sleep onset; FIM, Functional Independence Measure; BI, Barthel Index.

a

Values are median (range) unless otherwise specified.

b

Significantly greater than for ICH group.

c

Significant improvement from admission to discharge.