Post-traumatic Depression as a Complication of Violence Induced TBI Versus Non-violence Induced TBI: Implications on treatment, interventions, cost, and long-term outcomes.
Abstract:
Depression is a well-established complication of TBI, with reported incidence of less than 10% to 77%. However, previous studies have been limited by small, unrepresentative samples. This study investigates the incidence, time-course, outcome, and measurement of post-traumatic depression in those with TBI who survive and are admitted to acute inpatient rehabilitation.
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Registry Project Number: 125 Lead Investigator: Hammond, F Lead Center for Project: Carolinas Rehabilitation Collaborating Investigators: Babin, P, Grattan, K, Norton, H, Johnston, M, Miller, M, Kreutzer, J, Black, K Collaborating Institutions: Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, Kessler Medical Rehabilitation Research and Education Corporation, Emory University/Shepherd Center, Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia Expected Completion: 09/30/2007 Type: National Status of Project: Latest Information Shown |
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