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Fig 1.

Study flow diagram.

The number of patients included in the study and the outcome analyses. For outcome analyses, only complete cases were included. For neurological improvement, patients who were AIS E on admission were excluded. For neurological deterioration, patients who were AIS A on admission were excluded. (AIS: American Spinal Injury Association Impairment Scale).

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Fig 2.

Distribution of mechanism of injury.

Mechanisms of injury are grouped by RTA (shown in green) and non-RTA mechanisms (shown in yellow). A vehicle includes all driver or passenger accidents of motor vehicles; a motorcycle includes all driver or passenger accidents of motorcycles; a pedestrian includes all accidents where any motor vehicle/motorcycle injures pedestrians. High-impact falls (greater than 3m) are separated from low-impact falls (less than 3m). RTA: Road traffic accident. m: Meters.

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Table 1.

Demographics, injury patterns, and outcomes by the mechanism of injury.

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Fig 3.

Change in AIS from admission to discharge—stacked bar graph with AIS at admission on the x-axis.

We included the 508 patients who survived with AIS recorded at admission and discharge. The stacked bar graph is color-coded according to the AIS grade at discharge. The legend on the right shows the colors for AIS on discharge. AIS: American Spinal Injury Association Impairment Scale.

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Table 2.

Mechanism of injury and neurological improvement.

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Table 3.

Mechanism of injury and neurological deterioration.

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Table 4.

Mechanism of injury and mortality.

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