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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: World Neurosurg. 2020 May 7;141:e105–e111. doi: 10.1016/j.wneu.2020.04.216

Table 2.

Univariate Effect of Clinical Presentation of Traumatic Brain Injury on the Rate of Hydrocephalus

Characteristic N Hydrocephalus, n (%) P Value
Total (N) 1,244,087 930 (0.07)
Clinical presentation (loss of consciousness) <0.0001
 None 674,148 380 (0.06)
 Brief (<1 hour) 171,957 107 (0.06)
 Moderate (1–24 hours) 1773 <11
 Prolonged (≥24 hours), baseline return 673 23 (3.42)
 Prolonged (≥24+ hours), no baseline return 3649 81 (2.23)
 Other 391,888 334 (0.09)
Type of traumatic brain injury <0.0001
 Concussion 1,157,346 325 (0.03)
 Laceration/contusion 17,517 55 (0.31)
 Subarachnoid hemorrhage 11,875 121 (1.02)
 Subdural hemorrhage 17,566 279 (1.59)
 Extradural hemorrhage 3360 28 (0.83)
 Other 36,423 123 (0.34)
Nature of injury <0.0001
 Open 2222 34 (1.54)
 Closed 1,241,866 896 (0.07)
Cause of injury <0.0001
 Motor vehicle accident 126,742 156 (0.12)
 Fall 377,556 253 (0.07)
 Blunt trauma by person/object 385,234 121 (0.03)
 Firearm 1022 23 (2.28)
 Cycling incident 32,327 17 (0.05)
 Shaken baby syndrome 128 14 (10.94)