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Table 1 Summary of identified peer-reviewed articles and grey literature reports

From: Defining pediatric traumatic brain injury using International Classification of Diseases Version 10 Codes: A systematic review

Article

Source of Data

Year of Studies

Location of Studies

Age of Population

Range of Incidence Rates

ICD-10 Codes Validated?

Purpose of Study/Codes

(Author, Year)

mTBI

Peloso et al., 2004 [45]

Swedish Hospital Discharge Register

1987 – 2000 (data from 1997 – 2000 are based on ICD-10)

Sweden

0 – 65+ Years

Ages 0 – 20 years:

No

Incidence & Trends

240 – 375 per 100,000

TBI

Andelic et al., 2008 [33]

Medical Records at Ulleval University Hospital

May 15, 2005 – May 14, 2006

Oslo, Norway

0 – 75+

Ages 0 – 19 Years

Yes (compared with CT scans)

Incidence & Trends

50 – 200 per 100,000

Colantonio et al., 2010 [37]

National Ambulatory Care Reporting System & Discharge Abstract Database

April 1, 2002 – March 31, 2007

Ontario, Canada

0 – 85+ Years

Ages 0 – 24 Years

No

Incidence & Trends

111.6 – 375.5 per 100,000

Harrison et al., 2012 [41]

Australian Institute of Health & Welfare National Hospital Morbidity Database

July 1, 2000 – June 30, 2006

Australia

15 – 24 Years

Ages 5 to 19 Years

No

Incidence & Trends

183.6 per 100,000

Koskinen & Alaranta, 2008 [43]

National Hospital Discharge Register of Finland

1991 – 2005

Finland

0 – 80+ Years

Ages 0 – 19 Years

No

Incidence & Trends

50 – 120 per 100,000

Puljala et al., 2012 [46]

Oulu University Hospital Discharge Register

1999 & 2007

Finland

0 – 75+ Years

-

No

Incidence & Trends

Shao et al., 2012 [47]

Wuhan Medical Care Center for Women and Children Discharge Data

2002 – 2011

China

0 – 17 Years

-

No

Incidence & Trends

Sills et al., 2005 [48]

Colorado Traumatic Brain Injury Surveillance System

1994 – 2002

Colorado, United States

0 – 36 Months

-

No

Death

Xia et al., 2012 [51]

Medical Records Database of Wuhan Medical Care Center for Women and Children

2002 – 2011

China

0 – 4 Years

-

No

Incidence & Trends

Note: This article is included in the TBI section even though the title is “pediatric health trauma” because the text stated that the case definition is a “TBI case definition”

WellFlorida Council, 2007 [52]

State of Florida, Department of Health, CHARTS, Office of Vital Statistics

1999 – 2005

Florida

0 – 65+ Years

-

Unclear

Death

Thurman et al., 1995 [53]

_

_

United States

Entire Lifespan

-

Unclear

Incidence & trends

Faul et al., 2010 [22]

National Hospital Discharge Survey, National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, and National Vital Statistics System

2002 – 2006

United States

0 – 75+ Years

-

Unclear

Death

Hubbard, 2012 [56]

New Mexico Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics, Hospital Inpatient Discharge Data

2007 – 2011

New Mexico

0 – 85+ Years

-

Unclear

Death

Nestman, 2009 [57]

Discharge Abstract Database, Vital Statistics Deaths Database

1995 – 2004

Nova Scotia, Canada

0 – 25 Years

-

Unclear

Incidence & Trends

(data from 2001 – 2004 are based on ICD-10 codes)

Socie et al., 2011 [58]

Ohio Death Certificate Files

2002 – 2009

Ohio

0 – 18 Years

-

Unclear

Death

SafeKIDS [60]

Discharge Abstract Database

1996 – 2005

Atlantic Canada

0 – 14 Years

Ages 0 – 14 Years:

Unclear

Incidence & trends

(data from 2001 – 2005 are based on ICD-10 codes)

600 – 800 per 100,000

The Victorian Neurotrauma Intiative, 2009 [61]

National Hospital Morbidity Database

2008

Australia

0 – 85+

-

Unclear

Incidence & trends

CDC, 2011 [62]

CDC multiple cause of death public use data files

Jan. 1997 – Dec. 2007

United States

0 – 85+

-

Unclear

Death

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2007 [63]

National Hospital Morbidity Database

2004 – 2005

Australia

0 – 80+

-

Unclear

Incidence & trends

Severe TBI

Andelic et al., 2012 [34]

Patient Registry at Four Hospitals

Jan. 2009 – Dec. 2010

Norway

16+ Years

-

No

Incidence & trends

Head Injury

Barker-Collo et al., 2009 [35]

National Health Information Service (hospital morbidity data)

July 1, 1997 – June 30, 2004

New Zealand

0 – 85+ Years

Ages 0 – 19 Years (2003/04):

15 – 75 per 100,000

No

Incidence & trends

(data from 1999/00 to 2003/04 are based on ICD-10 codes)

 

Bener et al., 2009 [36]

Emergency Medical Services Registry

2001 – 2006

Qatar

0 – 65+ Years

Incidence:

No

Incidence & trends

1.6 – 19.7 per 10,000 (0 – 19 Years)

Crowe et al., 2009 [38]

Royal Children’s Hospital Emergency Department Database

2004

Melbourne, Australia

0 – 16 Years

Mild – Severe Head Injury:

No

Incidence & trends

31 – 1835 per 100,000

Deb, S. 1999 [38]

Accident and Emergency Department Case Register

April 1, 1996 – March 31,1997

South Wales, United Kingdom

0 – 65+ Years

-

No

Incidence & trends

Fujiwara et al., 2012 [40]

Discharge Abstract Database

2002 – 2007

Canada

0 – 23 Months

Ages 0 – 23 Months:

No

Incidence & trends

1.5 – 18.0 per 100,000

Harrison et al., 2012 [41]

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare National Hospital Morbidity Database

July 1, 2000 – June 30, 2006

Australia

15 – 24 Years

Ages 15 – 19 Years:

No

Incidence & trends

623 per 100,000

Kleiven et al., 2003 [41]

Swedish Hospital Discharge Register

1987 – 2000

Sweden

0 – 85+ Years

Ages 0 – 19 Years:

No

Incidence & trends

(data from 1997 – 2000 are based on ICD-10 codes)

300 – 450 per 100,000

Steudel et al., 2005 [49]

Federal Bureau of Statistics

1972 – 2000

Germany

0 – 90+ Years

-

No

Incidence & trends

(data from 1998 to 2000 are based on ICD-10 codes)

Tennant, 2005 [50]

Hospital Episodes Statistics from the Department of Health and National Statistics

2001/02 – 2002/03

England

0 – 75+ Years

Ages 0 – 15 Years:

No

Incidence & trends

355.8 per 100,000

Canadian Institute for Health Information, 2006 [55]

National Trauma Registry Minimal Data Set, National Trauma Registry Comprehensive Data Set, National Ambulatory Care Reporting System

1994/95 – 2003/04

Canada

0 – 60+ Years

Ages 0 – 19 Years:

Unclear

Incidence & trends

62.5 – 132.9 per 100,000

Ontario Injury Prevention Resource, 2012 [59]

IntelliHEALTH Database

2007/08 – 2009/10

Ontario, Canada

0 – 90+

Ages 0 – 19 Years (Resulting from Falls):

Unclear

Incidence & trends

Emergency Department: 3414 – 408.7 per 100,000

Hospitalization: 7.8 – 38.6 per 100,000

Intentional Injury

Parks et al., 2011 [44]

National Centre for Health Statistics National Vital Statistics System

2003 – 2007

United States

0 – 4 Years

Rate of TBI with abuse head trauma:

No

Death

0.76 per 100,000

Rate of TBI without abuse head trauma:

4.14 per 100,000

Parks et al., 2012 [54]

-

-

-

0 – 4 Years

-

Unclear

Death