Abstract:〔Abstract〕 Objective To study and analyze the condition characteristics of inpatients with traumatic brain injury (TBI) complicated with traumatic epilepsy (PTE) in rehabilitation hospital, and to provide reference for clinical treatment of traumatic epilepsy.Methods Medical records of 91 patients with TBI complicated with PTE hospitalized in Guangdong Provincial Industrial Injury Rehabilitation Hospital from January 2014 to December 2020 were collected, and the characteristics of epidemiology, risk factors, type of attack, medication, cognition, swallowing and self-care ability were analyzed retrospectively. Results Among the 91 patients, male patients were more than female patients. Traffic accidents (53.85%) were the most common injury mechanism, and severe injuries (97.80%) were the most common. The imaging results indicated that the first 3 cases of brain injury were brain contusion (82.42%), subarachnoid hemorrhage (75.82%) and epidural hematoma (74.72%). The type of epileptic seizures was mainly partial seizures followed by comprehensive seizures (79.12%), and most of them were late seizures (81.32%). Most of the patients received surgical treatment after injury (80.22%), and 2 or more times of surgical treatment (79.12%). Most patients took one or two antiepileptic drugs (84.62%), and the top three commonly used drugs were sodium valproate (73.63%), levetiracetam (37.36%) and oxacaxipine (14.29%). Most patients have cognitive, swallowing and self-care ability dysfunction, and some patients have multiple complications. Conclusion In the standardized treatment of PTE, attention should be paid to the treatment of complications, and comprehensive rehabilitation training for cognitive impairment, swallowing and self-care ability should be strengthened.