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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Nov 2.
Published in final edited form as: Sleep Med. 2019 Mar 25;58:66–74. doi: 10.1016/j.sleep.2019.03.008

Table 3.

Univariate relative risk ratios for future sports related concussion

Measure SRC after survey
95% CI for RR
No Yes RR Lower Upper p-value
Prior SRC History
 No 114 8
 Yes 57 11 2.211 0.935 5.23 0.044
Sporta
 Low prevalence 118 8
 High prevalence 53 11 2.425 1.027 5.730 0.038
Sex
 Female 80 7
 Male 91 12 1.282 0.528 3.113 0.473
NHANES Sleepiness
 0–1 times per month 61 2
 2 + times per month 110 17 2.856 0.681 11.977 0.037
ISI
 ISI <8 99 7
 ISI ≥8 72 12 1.911 0.787 4.639 0.092
 ISI <15 154 13
 ISI ≥15 17 6 3.13 1.32 7.424 0.015
PSQI
 PSQI <5 19 1
 PSQI ≥5 152 18 1.112 0.157 7.89 0.699
 PSQI <8 76 6
 PSQI ≥8 95 13 1.427 0.567 3.595 0.335
 Total sleep ≥8hrs 44 7
 Total sleep < 8hrs 127 12 0.516 0.234 1.346 0.289
FSS
 FSS <36 129 14
 FSS ≥36 42 5 1.021 0.389 2.685 1

Abbreviations: SRC: Sports-related concussion; RR: Relative risk ratio; mTBI: Mild traumatic brain injury; PSQI: Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index; ISI: Insomnia Severity Scale; FSS: Fatigue Severity Scale; NHANES: National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.

Statistically significant p-values are highlighted in bold for visibility.

a

High SRC prevalence sports included football, soccer, and women’s basketball [50,51].