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. 2015 Jul 17;2(9):1235–1242. doi: 10.1016/j.ebiom.2015.07.022

Table 1.

Patient demographics and wounds reflective of the military patient population.

Number (%) or median (IQR)
Patients (n = 73)
Age (years) 22 (18.26)
Gender
 Male 73 (100)
Injury Severity Score 16 (4,28)
Traumatic brain injury
 Yes 47 (64.4)
 No 20 (27.4)
 Unknown 6 (8.2)
Hospital length of stay (days) 26 (4,48)
ICU length of stay (days), 32 patients 3 (1,7.5)
Number of wounds
 1 38 (52.1)
 2 27 (37)
 3 8 (11)



Wounds (n = 116)
Mechanism of Injury
 Blast 106 (91.4)
 Crush 1 (0.9)
 GSW 9 (7.8)
Wound location
 Lower Extremity 97 (83.6)
 Upper Extremity 19 (16.4)
Wound surface area (cm2) 225 (43,407)
Wound type
 Amputation 15 (12.9)
 Lower extremity 12 (10.3)
 Upper extremity 3 (2.6)
 Fasciotomy 24 (20.7)
 Lower extremity 21 (18.1)
 Upper extremity 3 (2.6)
 Open fracture 12 (10.3)
 Lower extremity 9 (7.8)
 Upper extremity 3 (2.6)
 Traumatic soft tissue injury 65 (56)
 Lower extremity 55 (47.4)
 Upper extremity 10 (8.6)
Injury to closure (days) 10 (5.75,14.25)
Hospital arrival to closure (days) 5 (1,9)
Wound failure
 Dehisced 27 (23.3)
 Healed 89 (76.7)