Post-traumatic stress disorder and self-reported outcomes after traumatic brain injury in victims of assault.

PLoS One · 2019 · PMC6366871 · PMID 30730924

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of borderline significancep = 0.057so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

Differences between RPQ (full) and PCL-C scores were of borderline significance (RPQ: 19.0 (7.0–37.5) vs 31.0 (14.3–42.0), p = 0.057; PCL-C: 23.5 (18.0–46.8) vs 35.0 (22.5–48.8), p = 0.073).

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Interpersonal violence carries a highly significant emotive context that can compound the burden of TBI.

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a possible trendno p-value reported

Subjective measures All questionnaires showed a possible trend towards worse outcomes for patients in the assault group(see Table 2 ).

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