Table 3.

Breakdown of the entire cohort by ISS into non-severe trauma and severe trauma

	Non-severe trauma (ISS < 16) n 82	Severe trauma (ISS ≥ 16) n 10	P value
Age	30 [20.5–39.25]	23.50 [18.5–26]	0.105
Sex (male)	69 (84.1%)	7 (70%)	0.370
ED access on nightshift (12 P.M. to 8 A.M.)	25 (30.5%)	3 (30%)	1.000
ED access on weekends (Saturday, Sunday)	27 (32.9%)	2 (20%)	0.496
ED access by emergency service	34 (41.5%)	6 (60%)	0.321
Trauma severity
ISS	2 [1–4.25]	17.5 [16.75–26]	< 0.001
AIS head neck	0 [0–0]	0 [0–4]	0.034
AIS face	0 [0–0]	0 [0–4]	0.076
AIS chest	0 [0–0]	0 [0–0]	0.198
AIS abdomen	0 [0–0]	0 [0–0]	1.000
AIS pelvi-extremity	1 [0–2]	0.5 [0–4.25]	0.463
AIS external	1 [0–1]	1 [0.75–1]	0.192
Outcomes
Bone fracture	26 (31.7%)	6 (60%)	0.091
Skin wound (suture needed)	16 (19.5%)	0	0.200
Concussion	22 (26.8%)	2 (20%)	1.000
Need for hospital admission > 24 h	17 (20.1)%	10 (100%)	< 0.001

Statistically significant results are highlighted in bold (< 0.05)