Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation · 2004
The relationship between age and the self-report of health symptoms in persons with traumatic brain injury.
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Breed Sabrina T, Flanagan Steven R, Watson Kathleen R
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To examine the impact of age on health problems related to traumatic brain injury (TBI).
DESIGN: Case-control study using a survey instrument.
SETTING: Outpatient setting of a large urban tertiary care hospital.
PARTICIPANTS: Young and old community dwellers with histories of TBI and control subjects matched for age.
INTERVENTION: Structured interview using the Living Life After TBI assessment tool.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE: Symptom reporting on 52 potential health problems.
RESULTS: Individuals with TBI reported significantly more overall health problems than those without TBI. Younger subjects with TBI reported more problems than their nondisabled, age-matched peers with their patterns of sleep as well as with their metabolic/endocrine, neurologic, and musculoskeletal systems.
CONCLUSIONS: Older people with TBI were more likely than nondisabled, age-matched peers to report problems with their metabolic/endocrine and neurologic systems. Younger people with TBI were more likely than older people with TBI to report difficulty falling asleep.
DESIGN: Case-control study using a survey instrument.
SETTING: Outpatient setting of a large urban tertiary care hospital.
PARTICIPANTS: Young and old community dwellers with histories of TBI and control subjects matched for age.
INTERVENTION: Structured interview using the Living Life After TBI assessment tool.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE: Symptom reporting on 52 potential health problems.
RESULTS: Individuals with TBI reported significantly more overall health problems than those without TBI. Younger subjects with TBI reported more problems than their nondisabled, age-matched peers with their patterns of sleep as well as with their metabolic/endocrine, neurologic, and musculoskeletal systems.
CONCLUSIONS: Older people with TBI were more likely than nondisabled, age-matched peers to report problems with their metabolic/endocrine and neurologic systems. Younger people with TBI were more likely than older people with TBI to report difficulty falling asleep.