BioMed Research International / 2013 / Article / Tab 2 / Research Article
Traumatic Brain Injury Related Hospitalization and Mortality in California Table 2 Estimated numbers and percentages of traumatic brain injury related hospitalization in California categorized by causes, demographics, insurance, years of admission, and mortality, 2001–2009.
Patient characteristics Number (percentage) Causes Motor vehicle 11996 (19.6) Fall 19113 (31.2) Assault 6291 (10.3) Struck by 300 (0.5) Other 23488 (38.4) Age 0–4 3910 (6.4) 5–9 760 (1.2) 10–14 916 (1.5) 15–19 2986 (4.9) 20–24 3256 (5.3) 25–34 4319 (7.1) 35–44 5296 (8.7) 45–54 6580 (10.8) 55–64 4923 (8.1) 65–74 5488 (9.0) ≥75 22754 (37.2) Gender Female 25159 (41.1) Male 36029 (58.9) Race Blacks 3407 (5.6) Hispanics 13231 (21.6) Asians 3317 (5.4) Other 1001 (1.6) Whites 40232 (65.8) Insurance Medicare 26942 (44.0) Medicaid 9556 (15.6) Private 13666 (22.3) Other 10128 (16.6) Workers comp 896 (1.5) Admission year 2001 6296 (10.3) 2002 6740 (11.0) 2003 7135 (11.7) 2004 7306 (11.9) 2005 7617 (12.5) 2006 7589 (12.4) 2007 7952 (13.0) 2008 5088 (8.2) 2009 5442 (8.9) Length of stay 1-2 25878 (42.3) 3–5 16814 (27.5) 6 or more 18496 (30.2) Severity Minor 8933 (14.7) Moderate 12341 (20.2) Serious 18752 (30.7) Severe 19649 (32.2) Critical 1320 (2.2) Mortality Alive 56479 (92.3) Died 4709 (7.7)