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. 2024 Mar 15;24(1):e00607. doi: 10.34172/jrhs.2024.142

Table 5. Quintile regression of the relationship between length of stay (hours) and characteristics of trauma patients .

Variables Crude β (95% CI) Adjusted β (95% CI)
Age (y)
 < 18 Ref. Ref.
18‒64 15 (8.2, 21.7) 12 (5.0, 18.9)
 ≥ 65 47 (36.6, 57.4) 30 (18.7, 41.3)
Injury severity score
1‒8 Ref. Ref.
9‒15 81 (72.8, 89.2) 65 (56.7, 73.3)
 ≥ 16 229 (194.8, 263.2) 199 (165.9, 232.1)
Glasgow coma scale
13‒15 Ref. Ref.
9‒12 220 (193.5, 246.5) 168 (140.5, 195.5)
3‒8 249 (215.8, 282.2) 186 (151.7, 220.3)
Cause of injury
Road traffic crashes Ref. Ref.
Blunt -26 (-34.3, -17.7) -21 (-30.9, -11.1)
Fall -5 (-10.8, 0.8) -9 (-16.2, -1.8)
Stab/cut -27 (-34.7, -19.3) -23 (-32.2, -13.8)
Others -9 (-22.4, 4.4) -5 (-25.3, 15.3)
Body region
Extremities Ref. Ref.
Head/neck/face 7 (-1.1, 15.1) 2 (-8.2, 12.2)
Thorax 18 (0.2, 35.8) 11 (-11.3, 33.3)
Abdomen 14 (-9.1, 37.1) 19 (-9.7, 47.7)
Spine 47 (30.1, 63.9) 48 (27.1, 68.9)
Multiple trauma 15 (10.1, 19.9) 12 (5.8, 18.2)
Unknown 4 (-16.1, 24.1) 4 (-27.1, 35.1)

Note. CI: Confidence interval.