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Table 1 Demographic information for patients with severe traumatic brain injury

From: Anti-lysophosphatidic acid antibodies improve traumatic brain injury outcomes

Patient

Age

Sex

Oxygen saturation

Injury*

GCS

ISS

GOSE

1

23

M

Normoxic

4

7

33

4

2

19

M

Normoxic

1

8

30

5

3

50

M

Hypoxic

1

5

41

4

4

33

M

Normoxic

4

4

38

1

5

40

M

Normoxic

6

7

21

6

6

33

M

Hypoxic

2

3

43

4

7

21

F

Normoxic

1

7

21

3

8

26

F

Hypoxic

6

3

45

3

9

22

M

Normoxic

5

7

30

5

10

35

M

Hypoxic

6

4

45

5

11

25

M

Hypoxic

1

4

41

N.A.

12

47

M

Normoxic

4

7

29

3

13

26

M

Normoxic

1

8

34

 

14

29

F

Hypoxic

1

5

38

5

15

20

M

Normoxic

4

3

21

3

16

48

F

Hypoxic

8

3

34

1

17

22

M

Normoxic

1

8

34

 

18

24

M

Hypoxic

1

3

34

5

19

19

M

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

20

31

M

Hypoxic

1

5

43

2

21

39

M

Normoxic

6

7

26

8

22

25

F

Hypoxic

1

3

35

3

23

52

F

Normoxic

4

6

43

1

24

36

M

Normoxic

4

3

29

3

25

58

M

Normoxic

3

7

50

5

26

25

M

Normoxic

6

8

17

1

Control 1

42

M

Normoxic

    

Control 2

80

M

Normoxic

    

Control 3

56

M

Normoxic

    
  1. *Mechanism of iInjury: 1, motor vehicle accident; 2, motor bicycle accident; 3, pedal cyclist; 4. pedestrian; 5, penetrating injury; 6, fall/jump; 8, other; Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) ≤8: severe; 9–12: moderate; ≥13: minor. ISS, injury severity score: 0, no injury; 75, maximal untreatable injury; GOSE, extended Glasgow outcome scale: 1, death; 2, vegetative state; 3, severe disability (lower band); 4, severe disability (upper band); 5, moderate disability (lower band); 6, moderate disability (upper band); 7, good recovery (lower band); 8, good recovery (upper band); M, male; F, female. N.A., not available.