Table 3.

Details of priority change in organ injury management after underwent pan-scan.

Patients	Priority management before underwent pan-scan	Priority management after underwent pan-scan	Priority change (major/minor)=
1	1st TBI 2nd Pneumothorax	1st C-spine fracture 2nd TBI 3rd Pneumothorax	Major
2	1st Maxillofacial fracture 2nd TBI	1st Brain herniation	Major
3	1st Hemothorax 2nd Pelvic fracture	1st Pelvic fracture with hemorrhagic shock 2nd Small lung laceration with minimal hemothorax	Major
4	1st Extremities long bone fracture	1st Abdominal solid organ injury 2nd Extremities long bone fracture	Major
5	1st Extremities long bone fracture 2nd Ribs fracture	1st TBI 1st Extremities long bone fracture	Minor
6	1st Abdominal solid organ injury 2nd Pneumohemothorax 3rd Open fracture of extremities	1st Pneumohemothorax 2nd Splenic injury without shock 3rd Open fracture of extremities	Minor
7	1st Pneumothorax 2nd TBI	1st Base of skull fracture and TBI 2nd Occult pneumothorax	Major
8	1st Pneumothorax 2nd Pelvic fracture	1st Pelvic fracture with internal iliac artery injury 2nd Pneumothorax 3rd Bladder injury	Major
9	1st Hemothorax	1st Thoracic aortic injury 2stHemothorax 3rd Perinephric hematoma	Major
10	1st Pneumothorax 2nd TBI	1st C-spine fracture 2nd Pneumothorax 3rd Maxillofacial fracture	Major
11	1st Maxillofacialfracture 1st TBI	1st TBI and DAI 2nd Maxillary and orbital floor fracture	Minor
12	1st TBI 2nd Hemothorax	1st C-spine fracture 2nd Lung laceration	Minor
13	1st Pneumothorax 2nd Abdominal solid organ injury	1st Hallow viscus organ perforation 2nd Pneumohemothorax 3rd TBI	Major
14	1st Abdominal solid organ injury 2nd Pelvic fracture 3rd Retroperitoneal hematoma	1st Pelvic fracture 2nd Retroperitoneal hematoma	Minor

TBI; traumatic brain injury.

DAI; diffuse axonal injury.

Major priority change is change order of organ injury management if missed cause mortality.

Minor priority change that if missed this injury is not cause mortality.