Table 6.
Estimated total annual costs for severely bleeding trauma patients in England and for the subgroup with massive haemorrhage
| Annual number of major trauma cases with severe bleeding in Englanda | Estimated mean cost per case (number of cases estimate based on)b | Annual total cost of major trauma cases with severe bleeding in England | Annual number of major trauma cases with massive haemorrhage in Englanda | Estimated mean cost per case (number of cases estimate based on)b | Annual total cost of major trauma cases with massive haemorrhage in England | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age 16 to 24 | ||||||
| Male | 556 | £19,176 (n = 71) | £10,661,856 | 204 | £17,173 (n = 25) | £3,503,292 |
| Female | 236 | £25,574 (n = 26) | £6,035,464 | 109 | £20,225 (n = 12) | £2,204,525 |
| Age 25 to 34 | ||||||
| Male | 634 | £20,167 (n = 67) | £12,785,878 | 210 | £28,212 (n = 24) | £5,924,520 |
| Female | 212 | £17,631 (n = 19) | £3,737,772 | 48 | £20,728 (n = 3) | £994,944 |
| Age 35 to 44 | ||||||
| Male | 679 | £20,992 (n = 56) | £14,253,568 | 259 | £23,357 (n = 21) | £6,049,463 |
| Female | 361 | £20,502 (n = 15) | £7,401,222 | 116 | £15,568 (n = 5) | £1,805,888 |
| Age 45 to 54 | ||||||
| Male | 615 | £20,496 (n = 46) | £12,605,040 | 178 | £23,823 (n = 14) | £4,240,494 |
| Female | 377 | £20,469 (n = 16) | £7,716,813 | 75 | £15,519 (n = 4) | £1,163,925 |
| Age 55 to 64 | ||||||
| Male | 650 | £22,308 (n = 32) | £14,500,200 | 235 | £27,875 (n = 11) | £6,550,625 |
| Female | 419 | £18,378 (n = 15) | £7,700,382 | 133 | £25,026 (n = 6) | £3,328,458 |
| Age 65+ | ||||||
| Male | 1,641 | £14,479 (n = 28) | £23,760,039 | 435 | £11,005 (n = 7) | £4,787,175 |
| Female | 1,403 | £19,341 (n = 23) | £27,135,423 | 489 | £32,419 (n = 5) | £15,852,891 |
| Totals | 7,783 | -- | £148,293,657 | 2,491 | -- | £56,406,200 |
aEstimates of annual numbers of cases based on HES and TARN data
bMean cost estimates based upon analysis of TARN data reported in this paper