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. 2021 Aug 6;48(3):2275–2286. doi: 10.1007/s00068-021-01759-0

Table 1.

Patient demographics and outcomes (n = 1303)

Patient demographics Patients n (%)
Hospital site
 USC 912 (70%)
 UCI 391 (30%)
Agea 41 (27–58)
Male 1050 (80.6%)
Race
 Caucasian 370 (28.4%)
 Hispanic 603 (46.3%)
 Asian 137 (10.5%)
 African American 114 (8.8%)
 Other 79 (6.1%)
Mechanism of injury
 Fall 322 (24.7%)
 Traffic 541 (41.5%)
 Stab 111 (8.5%)
 Gunshot wound 162 (12.4%)
 Assault with blunt object 76 (5.8%)
 Other 91 (7.0%)
Type of injury
 Blunt 1009 (77.5%)
 Penetrating 293 (22.5%)
Revised trauma scorea 6.9 (5.97–7.84)
Injury severity score a 17 (9–26)
Traumatic brain injury 635 (49.8%)
Pre-intubation shock indexa 0.72 (0.58–0.94)
Need for blood transfusion within 24 h 478 (37.6%)
Outcome Patient n (%)
In-hospital mortality 275 (21.1%)
Total hospital LOSb 9 (0–286)
ICU LOSb 5 (0–183)
Mechanical ventilation daysb 3 (0–130)
Hypotension 24 h post intubation 374 (30.3%)
Vasopressor requirement 24 h post intubation 266 (22.3%)
Experienced complication 832 (63.9%)
Number of complicationsb 1 (0–8)
Discharge dispositions
 Home with/without services 490 (37.6%)
 Other healthcare facilities 449 (34.5%)
 Mortality 282 (21.6%)
 Unknown/other 42 (3.2%)

Demographics from 1303 trauma patients who underwent RSI within 24 h of admission

USC University of Southern California; UCI University of California, Irvine; LOS length of stay; ICU intensive care unit

aMedian (25th, 75th percentile)

bResults reported as median (range)