Table 1 General Pelvic Trauma Patient Information
From: Predictors of early versus late mortality in pelvic trauma patients
Patient Demographics | |
|---|---|
Age (Mean Years, SD) | 42 (18) |
Sex (Male, n, %) | 1015 (65) |
Race | |
White (n, %) | 1008 (64) |
African American (n, %) | 174 (11) |
Hispanic (n, %) | 293 (19) |
Othersa (n, %) | 91 (6) |
ED Clinical Variables | |
Systolic BP (Mean mmHg, SD) | 122 (31) |
Heart Rate (Mean, SD) | 94 (24) |
Respiratory Rate (Mean, SD) | 18 (5) |
GCS (Mean, SD) | 12.9 (4.0) |
RTS | |
(Mean, SD) | 7.15 (1.54) |
(Median, IQR) | 7.84 (0) |
ISS | |
(Mean, SD) | 20 (13) |
(Median, IQR) | 17 (18) |
Crystalloid Received at ED (Mean ml, SD) | 1836 (1463) |
Type of Injury | |
Blunt (n, %) | 1520 (97) |
Penetrating (n, %) | 46 (3) |
Type of pelvic injury | |
Ilium (n, %) | 234 (15) |
Ischium (n, %) | 61 (4) |
Pubis (n, %) | 702 (45) |
Sacrum/coccyx (n, %) | 429 (27) |
Acetabulum (n, %) | 715 (46) |
Unclear (n, %) | 109 (7) |
Associated Injuries (n, %)b | 734 (47) |
Head (n, %) | 339 (22) |
Chest (n, %) | 215 (14) |
Abdomen (n, %) | 281 (18) |
Extremity (n, %) | 313 (20) |
Blood Transfusion at ED (yes, %) | 166 (11) |
Hgb (Mean g, SD) | 12.8 (2.4) |
Transfer Directly to OR (yes, %) | 275 (18) |