Skip to main content

Table 2 Patients classified by BD (classes I to IV): demographics, injury mechanism and severities as well as outcome parameters

From: The impact of severe traumatic brain injury on a novel base deficit- based classification of hypovolemic shock

 

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class IV

BD ≤ 2.0 (none to minimal)

BD >2.0 to 6.0 (mild)

BD > 6.0 to 10.0 (moderate)

BD > 10.0 (severe)

Demographics

    

n (total, %)

4369 (42.8)

3658 (35.9)

1404 (13.8)

770 (7.5)

Male (n, %)

3211 (73.9)

2636 (72.6)

982 (70.5)

523 (68.2)

Age (years; mean ± SD)

50.9 (21.4)

46.4 (21)

45.6 (20.6)

46.2 (20.3)

Blunt trauma (n, %)

4121 (97.3)

3467 (96.8)

1332 (96.2)

703 (93.1)

Injury severity

    

ISS (points; mean ± SD)

25.8 (11.9)

30.2 (13.6)

35.2 (15.9)

41.6 (17.0)

AIS Thorax ≥3 points (n; %)

1476 (33.8)

1642 (44.9)

742 (52.8)

486 (63.1)

AIS Abdomen ≥3 points (n; %)

236 (5.4)

395 (10.8)

270 (19.2)

19.9 (25.8)

AIS Pelvis/Extremities ≥3 points (n; %)

650 (14.9)

892 (24.4)

469 (33.4)

305 (39.6)

Outcome

    

Mortality (n; %)

696 (15.9)

805 (22)

502 (35.8)

473 (61.4)

Hospital LOS (days; mean ± SD)

18.1 (17.8)

21.7 (25)

20.8 (24.8)

16 (29.1)

ICU (days; mean ± SD)

10.8 (12.2)

13.5 (13.8)

14 (15.9)

11.1 (16.8)

Ventilator days (days; mean ± SD)

7.3 (10.4)

9.7 (11.8)

10.5 (13.1)

9.1 (14.4)

MOF (n; %)

694 (18)

876 (26.8)

389 (32.6)

256 (44.4)

Sepsis (n, %)

296 (7.5)

428 (12.5)

194 (15.8)

83 (14.1)

  1. (n = 10,201; p < 0.001 for all parameters).
  2. Abbreviations: ISS injury severity score, AIS abbreviated injury scale, LOS length of stay, ICU intensive care unit, MOF multiple organ failure.