Table 2.

Characteristic variables and parameters of trauma patients

	n	%
Gender
Female	32	35.2
Male	59	64.8
Trauma type
In vehicle traffic accident	20	22.0
Out of vehicle traffic accident	53	58.2
Blunt trauma, suicide	11	12.1
Stabbing, cutting tool injury	6	6.6
Electric shock	1	1.1
Mechanical ventilation
No	72	79.1
Yes	19	20.9
Transfusion
No	85	93.4
Yes	6	6.6
Prognosis
Discharged (survived)	87	95.6
Exitus	4	4.4
	Mean±SD	Median (Lower-Upper)
Age (month)	99.47±71.27	84 (2–212)
Pediatric trauma score	9.07±1.45	9 (4–12)
Number of systems affected	2.26±0.88	2 (1–4)
PIM 2	5.62±11.71	0 (0–60)
PELOD	4.9±8.75	1 (0–40)
PI	1.53±0.91	1.3 (0.24–4.8)
Hemoglobin (g/dL)	11.59±2.01	11.7 (4.7–16)
Lactate (mmol/L)	4.30±3.39	3.5 (0–19.71)
Length of intensive care stay (days)	7.40±9.32	4 (1–51)

Characteristic variables and parameters of trauma patients who were followed up in Pediatric Intensive Care (n=91) (PIM 2: Pediatric Index of Mortality 2 scores; PELOD: Pediatric Logistic Organ Dysfunction scores; PI: Perfusion Index; SD: Standard deviation).