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JudsonReference (first author, yearof publication, countryDesignDemographic data(total number of subjects (N),gender male/female M/F,age mean, SD range, injuryseverity)Variables and usedinstrumentsFactors positively associatedwith outcomeFactors negatively associatedwith outcomeOutcomeEvidenceJudson, 1990, New ZealandCohort studyPatients with severe TBI (GCS 3-8)Absence of previous brain diseaseN = 100M/F 73/27%,Age median 20 (10-70)Somatosensory evoked potentials (SEP) during thefirst 4 days after TBISEP recorded on at least three of the first 4 daysBilateral or unilateral absence of cortical potentialwas associated with severe disability, persistentvegeta tive state, or deathStrong association between the presence of bilateralcortical potentials and a good recovery or moderatedisability 6 months after injuryDeathDisability Good recovery6 months after injuryBLevels of evidence 179