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. 2023;11(3):132–137. doi: 10.30476/beat.2023.97729.1413

Table 2.

The characteristics and distribution of traumatic patients who underwent operation surgeries following resuscitation

P value Operation Variables
No
N=290
Yes
N=991
Mechanism of trauma N (%)
<0.0001c 59 (20.3) 266 (26.8) Car accident
46 (15.9) 232 (23.4) Motor accident
65 (13.9) 138 (22.4) Pedestrian accident
6 (2.1) 27 (2.7) Accident
43 (14.8) 66 (6.7) Fall on the same level
18 (6.2) 68 (6.9) Fall height
13 (4.5) 79 (8) Stabbing
5 (1.7) 11 (1.1) Gunshot
13 (4.5) 50 (5) Assault
3 (1) 14 (1.4) Self-injury
1 (0.3) 9 (0.9) Attempted suicide
18 (6.2) 31 (3.1) Other
AISa N (%)
0.012d 168 (57.9) 666 (67.2) <2 Head
121 (41.7) 324 (32.7) ≥3
0.259c 282(97.2) 974(98.3) <2 Face
8(2.8) 17(1.7) ≥3
0.1c 187 (64.5) 585 (59) <2 Thorax
103 (35.5) 406 (41) ≥3
0.89c 268 (92.4) 918 (92.6) <2 Abdomen
22 (7.6) 73 (7.4) ≥3
0.70c 237(81.7) 800(80.7) <2 Extremity
53(18.3) 191(19.3) ≥3
0.44c 287(99) 985(99.4) <2 External
3(1) 6(0.6) ≥3
ISSb N (%)
<0.0001c 86 (29.7) 219 (22.1) Minor (<9)
51 (17.6) 291 (29.4) Moderate (9-15)
63 (21.7) 261 (26.3) Severe (16-24)
89 (30.7) 219 (22.1) Profound (≥25)

aAIS: Abbreviated Injury Scale; bISS: Injury Severity Score; cChi-square test; dFisher’s Exact test; a) Chi-square test; b) Fisher’s Exact test.