Differences according to Sex in Sociosexuality and Infidelity after Traumatic Brain Injury

Table 2

Clinical characteristics of the sample of individuals with TBI ().

	Frequency (%)	Mean (SD)
Cause of the injury
Motor vehicle accident	18 (42.9%)
Violence	2 (4.8%)
Falls	4 (9.5%)
Sports-related	6 (14.3%)
Work accident	6 (14.3%)
Other	3 (7.1%)
Missing	3 (7.1%)
LOC
Yes	21 (50%)
No	18 (42.9%)
Missing	3 (7.1%)
PTA
Yes	20 (47.6%)
No	19 (45.3%)
Missing	3 (7.1%)
Positive CAT or MRI
Yes	25 (59.5%)
No	10 (23.8%)
Missing	7 (16.7%)
Severity of the injury
Mild TBI	28 (66.8%)
Moderate TBI	3 (7.1%)
Severe TBI	8 (19%)
Missing	3 (7.1%)
GCS		12.5 (3.6)
Years after injury		3.3 (4.3)
Length of LOC (hours)		5.8 (28.8)
Length of PTA (hours)		80.8 (203.8)

Note. LOC, loss of consciousness; PTA, posttraumatic amnesia; CAT, computed axial tomography; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; and GCS, Glasgow coma scale.