BioMed Research International / 2014 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Reduced Amygdala Volume Is Associated with Deficits in Inhibitory Control: A Voxel- and Surface-Based Morphometric Analysis of Comorbid PTSD/Mild TBI Table 1 Demographic and self-report information for the PTSD/TBI and control group. Numbers represent %
or median (range) in self-report measures. Fisher's exact or Wilcoxon rank sum test were used for all
values.
Characteristic Control (
) TBI/PTSD (
)
valueGender 0.57 Male 87.5% (14) 95.2% (20) Female 12.5% (2) 4.8% (1) Age 28.0 (24–45) 29.0 (23–43) 0.62 Race 0.37 Caucasian 75.0% (12) 90.5% (19) Other 25.0% (4) 9.5% (2) Years of education 15.5 (12–18) 14.5 (11–22) 0.14 Alcohol use 0.005 No history 81.3% (13) 38.1% (8) Past history of abuse 12.5% (2) 9.5% (2) Past history of dependence 6.3% (1) 52.4% (11) Substance use 0.60 No history 87.5% (14) 71.4% (15) Past history of abuse 6.3% (1) 9.5% (2) Past history of dependence 6.3% (1) 19.1% (4) Most severe TBI from deployment of related TBI Alteration of consciousness 38.1% (8) Loss of conscious < 5 minutes 52.4% (11) Loss of conscious 5 minutes to 30 minutes 9.5% (2) Number of symptoms from most recent injury 5 (0–9) Barratt Impulsivity Scale Attention 8.5 (5–15) 14 (9–19) 0.0002 Cognitive instability 5 (3–10) 6 (3–12) 0.16 Motor 14 (11–22) 15 (12–25) 0.11 Perseverance 7.5 (4–11) 9 (6–14) 0.01 Self-control 9 (6–16) 14 (6–22) 0.001 Cognitive complexity 10 (6–17) 12 (6–20) 0.09 Trauma Symptom Inventory Intrusive Experiences (IE) 45 (42–61) 75 (58–87) <0.0001 Defensive Avoidance (DA) 44 (41–63) 67 (49–79) <0.0001 Dissociation (DIS) 47 (41–55) 64 (47–98) <0.0001 Shipley 2 Institute of Living Scale Vocabulary score 112 (99–121) 108 (86–121) 0.18 Abstraction score 108 (84–122) 93 (59–122) 0.004 Composite A score 112.5 (90–125) 99 (79–118) 0.006