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Table 5 Blood products and hemostatics according to patients in the state of moderate or severe shock

From: The trauma patient in hemorrhagic shock: how is the C-priority addressed between emergency and ICU admission?

 

ER

BE -2 to -6

BE < -6

pRBC transfusion, n (%)

178/257 (69.3)

207/258 (80.2)

pRBC mass transfusion ≥10, n (%)

58/257 (22.6)

109/258 (42.2)

pRBC, median (IQR)

4.0 (0–8.0)

7.0 (2.0–16.5)

FFP transfusion, n (%)

145/257 (56.4)

176/271 (68.2)

FFP, median (IQR)

3.0 (0–7.11)

6.0 (0–14.3)

FFP:pRBC ratio

0.95

0.80

Platelet concentrates, n (%)

46/257 (17.9)

93/258 (36.0)

Platelet concentrates, median (IQR)

0 (0–0)

0 (0–1.8)

Platelet concentrates, mean (SD)

0.4 (1.2)

1.3 (3.9)

Fibrinogen, n (%)

40/171 (23.4)

62/176 (35.2)

PPSB, n (%)

30/171 (17.5)

42/176 (23.9)

Recombinant factor VIIa, n (%)

9/171 (5.3)

16/176 (9.1)

Antifibrinolytics, n (%)

13/171 (7.6)

21/176 (11.9)

Others, n (%)

21/171 (12.3)

32/176 (18.2)

  1. Transfused packed red blood cell concentrates (pRBCs), fresh frozen plasma (FFP) and hemostatics according to the subgroups of patients in the state of moderate (BE -2 to -6) and severe shock (BE < -6) upon ER admission.