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Table 1 Patient characteristics available during post-acute rehabilitation presented for all patients (n = 264) and the two outcome groups (favorable vs. unfavorable)

From: One-year outcome of brain injured patients undergoing early neurological rehabilitation: a prospective observational study

 

Total (n = 264)

Favorable outcome (n = 63)

Unfavorable outcome (n = 201)

Upon admission

 Age at event (years)

62 (51–75)

56 (44–69)

64 (53–77)

 Male/Female (n)

174/90

127/74

47/16

 Time since injury (days)

18 (12–28)

16 (10–21)

20 (13–29)

 Do-not-resuscitate order (n)

39

2

37

 Barthel Index

10 (10–15)

10 (10–15)

10 (10–10)

 CRS-R

10 (4–16)

14 (11–23)

8 (3–14)

Level of consciousness

UWS

99 (37.5%)

3 (4.8%)

96 (47.8%)

MCS

100 (37.9%)

32 (50.8%)

68 (33.8%)

eMCS

65 (24.6%)

28 (44.4%)

37 (18.4%)

At discharge

 Length of stay (days)

87 (53–112)

41 (28–69)

98 (68–115)

 Barthel Index

20 (15–35)

35 (30–70)

15 (15–25)

 CRS-R

22 (11–23)

18 (8–23)

23 (23–23)

Level of consciousness

UWS

44 (16.7%)

44 (21.9%)

MCS

56 (21.2%)

1 (1.6%)

55 (27.4%)

eMCS

164 (62.1%)

62 (98.4%)

102 (50.7%)

Type of discharge

Professional care facility

125 (47.3%)

3 (4.8%)

122 (60.7%)

Subsequent rehabilitation phase

96 (36.4%)

57 (90.5%)

39 (19.4%)

Home care

25 (9.5%)

2 (3.2%)

23 (11.4%)

Transfer to other facility

18 (6.8%)

1 (1.6%)

17 (8.5%)

  1. Note. Values are frequencies (sex, level of consciousness, type of discharge) or medians and interquartile ranges (all other variables). CRS-R= Coma Recovery Scale-Revised; eMCS = emergence from Minimally Conscious State; MCS = Minimally Conscious State; UWS=Unresponsive Wakefulness Syndrome