Table 1.

Patient demographics, diagnoses, and adjunctive equipment present during HFCWO therapy

Patient #	Age	Gender	Injuries	Adjunct equipment
01	39	M	rib fract, scapular fract, pneumothorax, h	None
02	68	M	rib fract, clavicle fract, stab spinal cord fract, pneumothorax	chest tube
04	40	F	pulm contusion	other line
05	48	M	rib fract	other line
06	18	F	rib fract, pulm contusion, clavicle fract, scapular fract, pneumothorax	other line
07	19	M	rib fract, pulm contusion, clavicle fract, pneumothorax	chest tube, DS, other line
09	62	M	pneumothorax	chest tube, other line
10	44	F	rib fract	other line
11	26	M	rib fract, pneumothorax	chest tube, other line
12	39	M	rib fract, sternal fracture, pneumothorax	chest tube, other line
13	68	M	rib fract, liver laceration, kidney laceration, pneumothorax	other line
14	70	M	rib fract, pneumothorax	chest tube, other line
15	44	F	rib fract, pulm contusion, pneumothorax	other line
16	49	F	rib fract, pulm contusion, pneumothorax	chest tube, other line
19	44	M	rib fract, pulm contusion	other line
20	21	M	rib fract, clavicle fract, stab spinal cord fract	other line
21	59	M	rib fract, pneumothorax, intraperitoneal hemorrhage	other line
22	42	F	rib fract, pulm contusion, hemothorax, pneumothorax	other line
23	51	M	pulm contusion, hemothorax	chest tube, other line
24	70	M	rib fract, pulm contusion, pneumothorax	chest tube, other line
25	44	F	rib fract, hemothorax, pneumothorax, kidney laceration	chest tube, other line