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Published in final edited form as: J Trauma Acute Care Surg. 2022 Jan 25;92(6):1066–1074. doi: 10.1097/TA.0000000000003547

Table 1:

Demographic and Clinical Variables of the Study Population (n= 421)

Variable	Value
Age, mean years (SD)	42.4 (14.5)
Male, N (%)	277 (65.8)
Race, N (%)
White	321 (76.3)
Black	57 (13.5)
Other^*	10 (2.4)
Missing	33 (7.8)
Hispanic/Latino, N (%)	39 (9.3)
Missing	9 (2.1)
Highest education level, N (%)
Bachelor’s degree or higher	61 (14.5)
Missing	124 (29.5)
Etiology, N (%)
Fire/flame Injury	247 (58.7)
Missing	3 (0.7)
Burn size, mean % TBSA (SD)	21.6 (18.7)
Burns to Critical Areas, N (%)
Head/Neck Burn	230¹ (54.6)
Hand Burn	316² (75.1)
Foot Burn	156³(37.1)
Perineum Burn	38⁴ (9.0)
Burn-related Amputation, N (%)	32⁵ (7.6)
Length of hospital stay, mean days (SD)	31.3 (31.7)

Other race includes: Asian, American Indian/Alaskan, More than one race

^1:

# of missing: 1;

^2:

# of missing: 2;

^3:

#of missing: 2;

^4:

# of missing: 18;

^5:

# of missing: 32

TBSA = total body surface area