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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 16.
Published in final edited form as: J Trauma Acute Care Surg. 2014 Jun;76(6):1433–1440. doi: 10.1097/TA.0000000000000230

TABLE 2.

Adjusted* In-Hospital Mortality Rates (Shown as Percentages) With 95% CIs Associated With the Three Two-Way Interactions Involving Surgical Timing, ISS, and Patient Age

Surgical Timing ISS
26+ Age, y
9 10–15 16–25 >65 65+
≤12 h 0.31% (0.13–0.72) 0.54% (0.26–1.10) 1.53% (0.84–2.77) 5.24% (3.59–7.66) 0.80% (0.58–1.10) 2.62% (1.28–5.62)
>12 h to 24 h 0.26% (0.08–0.80) 0.33% (0.09–1.28) 2.65% (1.30–5.41) 1.36% (0.36–5.14) 0.57% (0.32–1.00) 1.94% (0.68–5.56)
>24 h to 48 h 0.68% (0.30–1.55) 0.89% (0.30–2.66) 1.76% (0.59–5.28) 1.26% (0.33–4.83) 0.48% (0.22–1.04) 4.25% (2.21–8.16)
>48 h to 30 d 1.48% (0.73–3.00) 2.25% (0.87–5.79) 2.68% (1.05–6.84) 5.90% (3.63–9.60) 1.24% (0.75–2.05) 8.48% (5.29–13.60)
*

In-hospital mortality rates adjusted for full model, surgical timing, injury severity, patient age, sex, race, and Deyo-Charlson comorbidities status.