. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Nov 5.

Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2009 Jul 23;33(10):1777–1781. doi: 10.1111/j.1530-0277.2009.01016.x

Table 3.

Frequency of composite morbidity score by CDT and/or BAL level

	CDT ≤ 2.5	CDT > 2.5	BAL = 0	BAL > 0.01	0 BAL and CDT <2.6	= BAL or CDT >2.5	Total
	N=182	N=31	N=164	N=49	N=148	N=65	N=213
Composite Morbidity trauma score	N %	N %	N %	N %	N %	N %	N %
0	84 (46 %)	15 (48 %)	84 (51 %)	15 (31 %)	75 (51 %)	24 (37 %)	99 (46 %)
1-2	73 (40 %)	8 (26 %)	60 (36 %)	21 (43 %)	57 (39 %)	24 (37 %)	81 (38 %)
3-4	15 (8 % )	5 (16 %)	12 (7 %)	8 (16 %)	9 (6 %)	11 (17 %)	20 (18 %)
5 or more	10 (6 % )	3 (10 %)	8 (5 %)	5 (10 %)	7 (5 %)	6 (9 %)	13 (6 %)

The composite morbidity trauma score is made up of the 25 adverse health events listed in table 4 with the exception of alcohol withdrawal and a GCS score of 6 or more. Each event has an equal score of one with the potential score ranging from 0-25.

CDT – carbohydrate deficient transferrin

BAL – Blood alcohol level