Table 1 Patient characteristics of haemodynamically stable patients presenting after blunt abdominal injury stratified by FAST-exam result

 Age mean

35 (24–45)*

44 (42–46)

 Gender (men) n (%)

10 (71%)

265 (65%)

 Vitamin K antagonist or LMWH

0

47 (12%)

8

 MVC

7 (50%)

131 (32%)

 Motorcycle

2 (14%)

30 (7%)

 Scooter/moped

0

18 (4%)

 Bicycle

1 (7.1%)

59 (14%)

 Pedestrian

1 (7.1%)

12 (3%)

 Beaten with blunt object

0

6 (2%)

 Low-energy fall

0

63 (16%)

 High-energy fall^a

2 (14%)

50 (13%)

 Other blunt trauma

1 (7.1%)

37 (9%)

 HR (bpm)

91 (77–104)

81 (79–84)

17

 SBP (mm Hg)

127 (113–140)

140 (136–144)

 DBP (mm Hg)

84 (68–99)

84 (81–87)

1

 RR (rpm)

27 (13–37)*

18 (17–19)

98

 Saturation (%)

97 (92–101)

97 (95–99)

9

 Temperature (°C)

35.6 (34.8–36.5)

36.1 (35.6–36.6)

208

 GCS score (range)

12 (3–15)**

14 (3–15)

73

 Hb (mmol/L)

7.3 (6.3–8.3)**

8.7 (8.3–9.0)

6

 Leucocytes (x10^9/L)

17.7 (13.7–21.8)**

12.9 (11.4–14.5)

9

 Thrombocytes (x10^9/L)

223 (184–261)

243 (236–249)

8

 Bilirubin total (μmol/L)

6 (3–8)

7 (6–7)

12

 Amylase (U/L)

61 (53–68)

66 (55–77)

12

 AST (U/L)

310 (76–544)**

54 (46–63)

9

 CK tot (U/L) (range)

566 (142–1214)**

445 (300–588)

23

 Creatinine (μmol/L)

84 (77–90)*

74 (71–78)

26

 Lactate (mmol/L)

2.9 (1.6–4.2)

2.2 (1.9–2.5)

178

 BE (mmol/l)

–6 (−11 – −1)

−2 (−2 – −1)

223

 HCO3- (mmol/l)

20 (17–23)

23 (22–23)

223

 pH

7.25 (7.13–7.38)

7.38 (7.37–7.39)

223

 PT (sec)

12.8 (11.6–14.0)**

12 (11–13)

36

 aPTT (sec)

33 (17–49)

25 (25–26)

50

 Pre-hospital or ED Intubation

10 (71%)**

84 (21%)

 Pre-hospital or ED CPR

3 (21.1%)**

4 (0.9%)

 Pre-hospital or ED thoracostomy

4 (28%)**

30 (7%)

 ISS score

44 (37–52)**

16 (14–17)