Table 2.

Demographics and clinical characteristics of participants.

Variables	Total participants (N = 175)
Sex n (%)
Male	122 (69.7%)
Female	53 (30.3%)
Age at the moment of online assessment Mean(SD)	55 (14)
Age ranges at the moment of online assessment n,%
18–30	6 (3.4%)
31–45	38 (21.7%)
46–60	68 (38.9%)
61–75	49 (28.0%)
76+	14 (8.0%)
Time (in days) since lockdown (March 14th) to online assessment, Mean (SD)	160 (48)
Time (in years) since closest in-person assessment to lockdown (March 14th), Mean (SD)	2.1 (1.7)
Time (in years) since closest in-person assessment to lockdown (March 14th), n %
0.5–1.00	13 (7.4%)
1.01–1.5	63 (36.0%)
1.51–2.00	66 (37.7%)
2.01–3.00	5 (2.9%)
more than 3 years	28 (16.0%)
Time (in years) since injury to online assessment, Mean (SD)	21 (12)
Time since injury to online assessment, n %
< 1 year	0
1–5	12 (6.9%)
6–10	26 (14.9%)
11–15	24 (13.7%)
16–20	31 (17.7%)
21–25	18 (10.3%)
26–30	26 (14.9%)
31–45	32 (18.3%)
46+	6 (3.4%)
Age at injury in years, Mean (SD)	33 (17)
Time (in years) between assessment points, Mean (SD)	2.5 (1.6)
Time (in years) between assessment points, n %
1.00–1.50	11 (6.3%)
1.51–2.00	79 (45.1%)
2.01–3.00	54 (30.9%)
more than 3 years	31 (17.7%)
AIS (ASIA) n, %
A	86 (50.0%)
B	18 (10.5%)
C	23 (13.4%)
D	45 (26.2%)
Origen of lesion
Medical	68 (38.9%)
Traumatic	107 (61.1%)
Level of lesion
Complete	78 (44.6%)
Incomplete	97 (55.4%)
Type of lesion n (%)
Tetraplegia	50 (28.6%)
Paraplegia	125 (71.4%)
Years of education at the moment of online assessment
Read and write (< 2 years)	21 (12.0%)
Primary (2–5 years)	50 (28.6%)
Secondary (6–12 years)	54 (30.9%)
Higher (>13 years)	50 (28.6%)
Marital status
Married	90 (51.4%)
Single	74 (42.3%)
Divorced	5 (2.9%)
Widow	4 (2.3%)
Separated	2 (1.1%)

All characteristics are presented as frequencies and percentages, n (%), unless otherwise indicated. SD: standard deviation; Years since injury: time in years since injury to