Table 1. Admission characteristics and outcomes of the patient cohort.

		Total N = 619
Age		(median [IQR] years)
		37 [24–52]
Sex		(N [%])
	Male	472 [76.3]
	Female	147 [23.7]
Glasgow Coma Scale		(N [%])
	3–8	387 [62.5]
	9–12	104 [16.8]
	13–15	86 [13.9]
	N.A.	42 [6.7]
Pupils		(N [%])
	Both reactive	417 [67.4]
	Unilateral unreactive	69 [11.1]
	Bilateral unreactive	21 [3.4]
	N.A.	112 [18.1]
Marshall Computed Tomography Score		(N [%])
	Class II	298 [48.1]
	Class III	92 [14.9]
	Class IV	21 [3.4]
	Class V	96 [15.5]
	Class VI	36 [5.8]
	N.A.	76 [12.3]
Mechanism of Injury		(N [%])
	Assault	53 [8.6]
	Fall	200 [32.3]
	Cyclist	37 [6.0]
	Pedestrian RTA	51 [8.2]
	Occupant RTA	260 [44.9]
	Other and N.A.	18 [2.9]
Glasgow Outcome Score		(N [%])
	1 (Death)	122 [19.7]
	2 (Vegetative State)	6 [1.0]
	3 (Severe Disability)	126 [20.4]
	4 (Moderate Disability)	191 [30.9]
	5 (Good Outcome)	137 [22.1]
	N.A.	37 [6.0]

IQR, interquartile range; N.A., not available.