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. 2022 Jun 3;39(11-12):870–878. doi: 10.1089/neu.2021.0421

Table 1.

Sample Demographics and Injury Characteristics

  Full sample N = 2697 Final sample1 N = 1544
Demographics    
 Age, years M (SD)1 39.5 (18.7) 40.61 (17.14)
 Sex (male) 1859 (68.9%) 1056 (68.4%)
Race    
 White 2056 (77.4%) 1185 (77.1%)
 Black 429 (16.1%) 252 (16.4%)
 Other/unknown 170 (6.5%) 100 (6.5%)
Ethnicity (Hispanic or Latino) 555 (20.8%) 277 (18.0%)
Education, years M (SD) 12.9 (3.5) 13.6 (2.8)
Psychiatric history 575 (21.3%) 357 (23.1%)
Injury characteristics    
 Cause of injury    
  Motor vehicle/traffic crash 1488 (55.5%) 895 (58.2%)
  Fall 762 (28.4%) 404 (26.3%)
  Assault/violence 170 (6.3%) 91 (5.9%)
  Other/unknown 291 (10.8%) 149 (9.7%)
 Highest level of care    
  Emergency department 547 (20.3%) 338 (21.9%)
  Inpatient floor 940 (34.9%) 543 (35.2%)
  Intensive care unit 1210 (44.9%) 663 (42.9%)
 TBI severity group    
  GCS 13–15 CT- 1256 (50.7%) 742 (50.4%)
  GCS 13–15 CT+ 721 (29.1%) 452 (30.7%)
  GCS 9–12 132 (5.3%) 75 (5.1%)
  GCS 3–8 370 (14.9%) 204 (13.8%)
 Loss of consciousness2 2067 (77.3%) 1303 (84.7%)
 Post-traumatic amnesia2 1718 (64.3%) 1135 (73.9%)

SD, standard deviation; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; CT, computed tomography.

1

Sample was restricted to ages 17+ with Glasgow Outcome Scale-Extended >1.

2

Yes or Suspected.