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Characteristics of Brain Injury Patients Supported in Resumption of Driving Itaru Takehara 1,5 , Masahito Hitosugi 2 , Shu Watanabe 3,5 , Yasufumi Hayashi 4 , Kyozo Yonemoto 5 , Masahiro Abo 5 1Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Tokyo Metropolitan Rehabilitation Hospital 2Department of Legal Medicine, Dokkyo Medical University School of Medicine 3Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, The Jikei University School of Medicine Daisan Hospital 4Department of Orthopaedics, Tokyo Metropolitan Rehabilitation Hospital 5Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, The Jikei University School of Medicine Keyword: 脳損傷(brain injury) , 運転(driving) , 身体機能(physical function) , 高次脳機能(higher brain function) , 交通事故(traffic accident) pp.138-143
Published Date 2014/2/18
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Abstract Objective : We conducted a fact-finding survey for the consecutive past 3 years to establish whether inpatients with brain injury who had wished to resume driving after discharge from our hospital had in fact resumed driving after discharge. The survey included both driving status and information about collisions. Methods : Patients who had been evaluated for resumption of driving and were discharged more than 1 year ago were sent a fact-finding survey questionnaire aimed at establishing whether they were currently driving. The patients who had resumed driving (resumers) were compared with those who had not resumed driving (non-resumers). From the questionnaire results we investigated driving status and whether collisions had occurred. Results : We obtained effective responses from 40 of the 54 people (48 males, 6 females) who were sent the questionnaire ; the collection rate was 74.1%. Of these, twenty-nine people had resumed driving, all were male. There were no significant differences between the resumers and non-resumers in higher brain function tests. In regard to driving ability, hemiparesis impairments were significantly milder in the resumers than in the non-resumers. Two respondents had hit posts or walls within the year. All these collisions occurred when parking. One respondent had a collision while driving along a road. Conclusion : We hope to provide patients with useful and appropriate information on resuming driving so that we can support them in a safe return to the driving environment.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1881-3526 日本リハビリテーション医学会

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