Subjective and objective cognitive function among older adults with a history of traumatic brain injury: A population-based cohort study.

While differences in the risk of subjective memory impairment between the TBI with LOC group and the TBI without LOC group did not reach statistical significance (test of TBI with LOC = TBI without LOC: raw p = 0.13, partially adjusted p = 0.14, fully adjusted p = 0.22), there was a statistically significant trend for greater risk of subjective memory impairment across TBI severity groups (test of trend across TBI severity groups [no TBI, TBI without LOC, TBI with LOC]: raw p = 0.006, partially adjusted p = 0.013, fully adjusted p = 0.065).

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