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Table 1 Demography and admission hematology and coagulopathy in the 253 trauma patients included in the study from the 2001-3 and 2005-7 periods.

From: Blood product ratio in acute traumatic coagulopathy - effect on mortality in a Scandinavian level 1 trauma centre

  

Study period

2001-3

Study period

2005-7

P-value1

n

 

97

156

 

Age

yrs

40 (28-55)

43 (27-59)

0.622

Gender

male

66 (74%)

116 (72%)

0.254

ISS

score

20 (13-30)

24 (16-34)

0.289

 

group 0 (0-15)

31 (32%)

32 (20%)

0.123

 

group 1 (16-27)

36 (37%)

68 (44%)

 
 

group 2 (28-75)

30 (31%)

56 (36%)

 

Mortality2

deceased

24 (25%)

47 (31%)

0.382

Hospital LOS

all (days)

18 (8-41)

18 (3-35)

0.334

 

survivors (days)

23 (11-54)

26 (15-51)

0.618

 

deceased (days)

2 (2-15)

2 (1-3)

0.019

Hemoglobin

mmol/l

6.7 (5.6-7.4)

6.9 (5.8-7.7)

0.059

Leukocyte count

*109/l

12 (9-15)

12 (8-16)

0.707

Platelet count

*109/l

190 (130-240)

186 (123-249)

0.775

 

< 150*109/l

34%

31%

0.650

APTT

s

31 (28-37)

31 (27-39)

0.980

 

> 35 s

27%

34%

0.273

INR

ratio

1.2 (1.1-1.4)

1.2 (1.1-1.3)

0.256

 

> 1.2

40%

44%

0.183

  1. 1Patients from the 2001-3 period and 2005-7 period were compared by Wilcoxon Rank Sum and Chi-square test. 2Total mortality related to the trauma. Data are presented as medians (IQR), n (%) or %, with p-values in bold for variables with p < 0.05.