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. 2016 Jan 19;16:6. doi: 10.1186/s12873-016-0070-9

Table 2.

Outcome variables by gender

Gender Male Female P value
n (%) n (%) * sign.
Prehospital priority <0.001*
 Priority 1 238 (88.1) 72 (72.0)
 Priority > 1 32 (11.9) 28 (28.0)
Transport to trauma center 0.016*
 Yes 232(83.2) 75(72.1)
 No 47(16.8) 29(27.9)
Highest level of prehospital competence 0.033*
 Basic 105(38.7) 52(51.0)
 Advanced 166(61.3) 50(49.0)
Type of prehospital transportation 0.457
 Ground ambulance 208(76.8) 76(73.1)
 Helicopter 63(23.2) 28(26.9)
Prehospital airway management 0.721
 Not intubated 248 (89.9) 92 (91.1)
 Intubated 28 (10.1) 9 (8.9)
Prehospital fluids 0.077
 No fluids 177 (63.4) 76 (73.1)
 Fluids 102 (36.6) 28 (26.9)
Prehospital analgesics 0.611
 No analgesics 191 (68.5) 74 (71.2)
 Analgesics 88 (31.5) 30 (28.8)
Prehospital immobilization of neck and spine 0.105
 No immobilization of both neck and spine 131 (47.0) 58 (56.3)
 Immobilization of both neck and spine 148 (53.0) 45 (43.7)
30-day mortality (yes) 51 (18.5) 17 (17) 0.731
24-h mortality (yes) 31 (11.4) 11 (11.2) 0.972
Hospital LOS, median days (IQR) 9 (4–20) 8 (3–16) 0.222
Total prehospital time, median min. (IQR) 42 (32–53) 43 (34–52) 0.572
Prehospital on-scene time, median min. (IQR) 17 (12–24) 17 (12–22) 0.496

* is a marker for a significant finding and the p level was set to <0,05