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. 2021 Dec 10;8:810195. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2021.810195

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of trauma patients.

Variables Derivation cohort
(n = 1,366,881)
Validation cohort
(n = 449,842)
Age, years [range] 52.0 [31.0, 70.0] 53.0 [32.0, 71.0]
    Male, n (%) 843,371 (61.7) 273,196 (60.7)
Race, n (%)
    American Indian 11,196 (0.8) 3,492 (0.8)
    Asian 25,923 (1.9) 9,285 (2.1)
    Black or African American 204,017 (14.9) 68,516 (15.2)
    Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 3,422 (0.3) 1,203 (0.3)
    White 990,206 (72.4) 322,870 (71.8)
    Other 132,117 (9.7) 44,476 (9.9)
Type of trauma, n (%)
    Blunt 1,230,013 (90.0) 404,176 (89.8)
    Penetrating 136,868 (10.0) 45,666 (10.2)
First recorded vital signs
    measured at the scene
    of injury
    Systolic blood pressure,
    mmHg [range]
137.0 [120.0, 154.0] 138.0 [120.0, 156.0]
    Pulse rate, beats/min
    [range]
89.0 [77.0, 102.0] 88.0 [76.0, 102.0]
    Respiratory rate, rate/min
    [range]
18.0 [16.0, 20.0] 18.0 [16.0, 20.0]
    Oxygen saturation,
    % [range]
98.0 [96.0, 99.0] 98.0 [95.0, 99.0]
    Glasgow Coma Scale
    [range]
15.0 [14.0, 15.0] 15.0 [14.0, 15.0]
Injury Severity Score,
    [range]
9.0 [4.0, 13.0] 9.0 [4.0, 13.0]
Outcomes
    Length of stay in hospital,
    days [range]
4.0 [2.0, 7.0] 4.0 [2.0, 7.0]
    ICU admission, n (%) 437,882 (32.0) 130,167 (28.9)
    Mechanical ventilation,
    n (%)
209,471 (15.3) 55,315 (12.3)
    Death, n (%) 65,770 (4.8) 22,208 (4.9)

Medians with 25th−75th interquartile ranges are shown for continuous variables, and counts with percentages are shown for categorical variables.