Erratum

This article refers to:

Dizziness-related disability following mild–moderate traumatic brain injury

Kleffelgaard, I, Langhammer, B, Hellstrøm, T, Sandhaug, M, Tamber, A, & Soberg, H. Brain Ingury. 2017;31(11):1436–1444.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/02699052.2017.1377348

The original version of this article included a wrongly formatted version of Table 1. The correct version of Table 1 is below.

Table I. Personal factors, including socio-demographic and injury-related characteristics of the participants (n = 65).

Variables
Gender, female n (%)	46 (70.8)
Age at inclusion in years, mean (SD)	39.2 (12.9)
Marital status, n (%)
Married/partnership/cohabiting	48 (73.8)
Unmarried/living alone/widowed	17 (26.2)
Education level, n (%)
0–12 years	15 (23.1)
More than 12 years	50 (76.9)
Pre-injury employment, n (%)
Employed/studying	60 (92.3)
Unemployed/sick leave	5 (7.7)
Pre-injury comorbidity, n (%)
Musculoskeletal	12 (18.5)
Anxiety/depression	9 (13.8)
Migraine/epilepsy	7 (10.8)
No comorbidity	37 (56.9)
Post-injury sick-leave status, n (%)
Complete	35 (53.8)
Partial	20 (30.8)
None	10 (15.4)
Cause of injury, n (%)
Falls	42 (64.6)
Traffic accidents	10 (15.4)
Violence	6 (9.2)
Other	7 (10.8)
Injury severity
GCS median (IQR)	15 (15/15) Range: 7–15
PTA, n (%)	Yes: 42 (64.6) No: 22 (33.9) Missing: 1 (1.5)
LOC, n (%)	Yes: 46 (70.8) No: 16 (24.6) Missing: 3 (4.6)
Head CT/MRI, n (%)	Pos.: 27 (41.5) Neg.: 33 (50.8) Missing: 5 (7.7)
Skull fractures, n (%)	Yes: 18 (27.7) No: 47 (72.3)

SD, standard deviation; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; PTA, post-traumatic amnesia; LOC, loss of consciousness; CT, computed tomography; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging.

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