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. 2022 Sep 29;39(19-20):1349–1362. doi: 10.1089/neu.2022.0026

Table 3.

Univariate Correlation between Symptoms at 7-Days Follow-Up and PPCS

Variable Odds ratio 95% CI§
Rivermead Post-concussion Questionnaire (RPQ) symptomsα    
 Headaches 8.03 3.66-17.64
 Feelings of dizziness 4.21 2.28-7.75
 Nausea and/or vomiting 3.62 1.77-7.42
 Noise sensitivity, easily upset by loud noise 3.83 2.10-6.99
 Sleep disturbance 3.75 2.06-6.81
 Fatigue, tiring more easily 6.48 2.69-15.65
 Being irritable, easily angered 4.05 2.22-7.37
 Feeling depressed or tearful 4.27 2.32-7.86
 Feeling frustrated or impatient 3.89 2.14-7.08
 Forgetfulness, poor memory 4.67 2.53-8.62
 Poor concentration 5.54 2.91-10.55
 Taking longer to think 4.28 2.32-7.89
 Blurred vision 4.46 2.35-8.49
 Light sensitivity, easily upset by bright light 6.35 3.42-11.82
 Double vision 8.57 3.10-23.68
 Restlessness 1.97 0.83-4.69
Rivermead score ≥21 10.52 5.49-20.14
Number of symptoms spontaneously identified by the patient 2.42 1.83-3.18
Number of symptoms (≥ 2 points) on the RPQ 1.40 1.28-1.53
Number of symptoms (≥ 3 points) on RPQ 1.45 1.32-1.60
Cervical pain 4.33 2.15-8.73
Limb pain 2.46 1.36-4.47
Cognitive symptoms* 5.57 2.62-12.61
α

At least 2 points.

Before asking questions from the Rivermead Questionnaire.

Rivermead Post-Concussion Symptoms Questionnaire.

*

Cognitive symptoms are defined by the following symptoms: forgetfulness/poor memory, poor concentration, taking longer to think.

§

95% Confidence interval.

PPCS, persistent post-concussion symptoms.