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. 2020 Jun 17;4(12):2623–2630. doi: 10.1182/bloodadvances.2020001776

Table 1.

Characteristics of trauma patients

Trauma patients (n = 39)
Patient characteristics
 Age, y 45 (30-56)
 Male, n (%) 32 (82)
 Injury to sample time, min 106 (92-116)
Admission physiology
 Heart rate, beats/min 107 (68-116)
 sBP, mm Hg 115 (91-129)
 Lactate, mmol/L 3.3 (1.9-7.2)
 Base deficit, mmol/L 4.6 (2.5-13.9)
 Glasgow coma score 9 (3-15)
Injury characteristics
 Blunt mechanism, n (%) 33 (85)
 Injury severity score 34 (18-41)
 AIS head and neck 0 (0-4)
 AIS thorax 3 (0-4)
 AIS abdomen 2 (0-4)
 AIS extremity and pelvis 2 (0-3)
Fluid and blood products
 Prebaseline crystalloid, mL 0 (0-500)
 Prebaseline PRBC, units 0 (0-3)
 24-h PRBC, units 3 (0-7)
Outcomes
 ICU length of stay, d* 9 (2-14)
 Hospital length of stay, d* 28 (8-53)
 Ventilator days 1 (1-9)
 Vasopressor days 1 (0-5)
 MODS, n (%) 19 (48)
 28-d mortality, n (%) 13 (33)
 Days to death 1 (1-6)

Data are reported as median number (IQR), unless otherwise stated.

AIS, abbreviated injury score; PRBCs, packed red blood cells; ICU, intensive care unit; MODS, multiple organ dysfunction syndrome; sBP, systolic blood pressure; SOFA, sequential organ failure assessment score

*

Survivors only.

SOFA score ≥6 on at least 2 consecutive days.