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Table 1 Characteristics of the patients who survived to hospital

From: Short-term outcome and differences between rural and urban trauma patients treated by mobile intensive care units in Northern Finland: a retrospective analysis

Variable

Missing data

All n = 472

Rural n = 249

Urban n = 223

P-value

Age, median

0

33 (20–55)

39 (20.5–58)

28 (19–52)

0.28

Male

0

330 (69.9)

182 (73.1)

148 (66.4)

0.11

ISS, median

0

9 (3–17)

9 (4–17)

9 (2–17)

0.42

ISS > 15

0

156/472 (33.1)

85/249 (34.1)

71/223 (31.8)

0.60

AIS Head > 3

0

66/472 (14)

39/249 (15.7)

27/223 (12.1)

0.27

AIS Abdomen > 3

0

7/472 (1.5)

2/249 (0.8)

5/223 (2.2)

0.26

ASA-PS I-II

0

436/472 (92.4)

230/249 (92.4)

206/223 (92.4)

0.82

III-IV

0

36/472 (7.6)

19/249 (7.6)

17/223 (7.6)

 

Accidents (all)

0

390/472 (82.6)

224/249 (90)

166/223 (74.4)

<0.001

 Traffic

0

214/390 (54.9)

105/224 (46.9)

109/166 (65.7)

<0.001

 All-terrain vehicle/snowmobile

0

31/390 (7.9)

27/224 (12.1)

4/166 (2.4)

<0.001

 Falls

0

108/390 (27.7)

66/224 (29.5)

42/166 (25.3)

0.36

 Machinery or hit by blunt object

0

27/390 (6.9)

17/224 (7.6)

10/166 (6)

0.55

Intentional injuries (suicidal or assaults)

0

74/472 (15.9)

23/249 (9.3)

51/223 (23.5)

<0.001

 Suicidal

0

31/472 (6.6)

11/249 (4.4)

20/223 (9)

0.46

 Assaults

0

43/472 (9.1)

12/249 (4.8)

31/223 (13.9)

<0.001

Dominant type of injury

 Blunt

0

408/472 (86.4)

220/249 (88.4)

188/223 (84.3)

0.20

 Penetrating

0

64/472 (13.6)

29/249 (11.6)

35/223 (15.7)

0.20

  1. Values are presented as number (%) or median (25th–75th percentiles)