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Table 1.

Categorisation of study characteristics.

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Figure 1.

Flowchart of study inclusion for and exclusion from analysis for a) stroke studies and b) TBI studies.

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Figure 2.

Key characteristics of TBI epidemiology and research as compared to stroke.

The data for TBI are presented as a ratio of the stroke data. TBI has a similar prevalence and higher incidence when compared to stroke, but total recruitment numbers and number of studies are significantly fewer than in stroke.

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Figure 3.

Number of studies starting recruitment in each year for stroke and TBI.

Stroke has a greater increase in the number of studies starting recruitment annually as compared to TBI.

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Figure 4.

Number of studies per enrolment interval.

The vast majority of both stroke (84%) and TBI (94%) studies recruit fewer than 1000 participants. NK = not known.

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Table 2.

Number of interventional studies investigating each type of intervention.

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Figure 5.

Figure depicts location of study recruitment.

The majority of both stroke (58%) and TBI (67%) studies are single centre. NK = not known.

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