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Table 1 Patient demographics, injury severity, mechanisms of injury and laboratory results

From: The pre-hospital administration of tranexamic acid to patients with multiple injuries and its effects on rotational thrombelastometry: a prospective observational study in pre-hospital emergency medicine

 

Patients (n = 27)

Age, median [min-max], years

50 [16–88]

Female, n (%)

5 (18.5)

Death before ICU admission, n (%)

1 (3.5)

30 d-survival, n (%)

24 (89)

ISSa, median [min-max], points

17 [4–50]

 ISS ≥16 points, yes, n (%)

15 (55.5)

NISSa, median [min-max], points

17 [8–57]

 NISS ≥16 points, yes, n (%)

18 (66.7)

Mechanisms of injury, n (%)

 Road traffic accident (RTA)

14 (52)

 RTA – motorcyclist

5 (18.5)

 Fall

7 (26)

 Other

1 (3.5)

First blood gas analysis on ED arrival, median [min-max]

 pH

7.32 [6.84–7.39]

 Haemoglobin, g/dL

12.9 [4.3–18.1]

 Lactate, mmol/L

1.6 [1.1–15.6]

 Base excess, mmol/L

−0.3 [−18.9–4.8]

 Calcium, mmol/L

1.2 [0.98–1.59]

Laboratory analyses on ED arrival, median [min-max]

 PTI, %

91 [5–132]

 aPTT, seconds

26 [21–180]

 Fibrinogen, g/L

1.89 [0.47–4.79]

 Platelets, ×103/μL

199 [15–354]

 PAP complexb, μg/L

1837 [508–4815]

  1. aISS according to the final results of clinical investigation and x-rays (incl. CT scans)
  2. bMissing data in three patients