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Included Excluded Total Number 635 648 1280* Average age (y) 49 53 102 Male 452 408 860 Female 183 240 423 ASIA impairment grade A 115 92 207 B 42 29 71 C 83 57 140 D 94 49 143 E 298 417 715 Level of injury C1 0 6 6 C2 11 18 29 C3 16 19 35 C4 141 81 222 C5 104 61 165 C6 50 21 71 C7 11 17 28 C8 3 6 9
Note.—ASIA indicates American Spinal Injury Association. Populations differed statistically with respect to sexual distribution (P < .01) and neurologic level (P < .001), but not for age (P < 1) or neurologic deficit (ASIA impairment grades A–D, P <.939).
* Three patients were excluded because of unavailable clinical data.