A longitudinal analysis reveals increased work disability risk in individuals with traumatic brain injury, suggesting need for ongoing rehabilitation.
TBI was associated with persistently elevated transition probabilities to work disability across all severity groups, with early peaks in TBI B and C and a delayed increase in TBI A, influenced by sociodemographic and medical factors. However, the lack of standardized severity grading limits comparison with other studies. Still, these results suggest TBI increases long-term risk of work disability, supporting sustained individualized rehabilitation.
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