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Table 1 Characteristics of multiply imputed dataset

From: Resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta may contribute to improved survival

Subgroups

Early-period

(2004–2007)

(n = 91)

Mid-period

(2008–2011)

(n = 276)

Late-period

(2012–2015)

(n = 266)

P-Value

Age

49 (30–68)

54 (32–7)

57 (36–72)

0.136

Sex, Male (%)

64 (70)

178 (65)

177 (67)

0.587

Injury Type

   

0.987

 TA

56 (61)

162 (59)

162 (61)

 Fall

24 (26)

72 (26)

69 (26)

 Other blunt

5 (5.7)

21 (7.6)

16 (6.0)

 Penetrate

6 (6.9)

21 (7.6)

19 (7.2)

Transport type

   

0.001

 Ambulance

83 (91)

223 (81)

186 (70)

 Dr-car

2 (2.2)

10 (3.6)

26 (9.8)

 Helicopter

6 (6.8)

41 (15)

53 (20)

 Other

0 (0)

2 (0.7)

1 (0.4)

Prehospital treatment

 Intravenous fluids

5 (5.5)

32 (11.6)

35 (13.2)

0.137

Prehospital vital signs

 sBP

98 (78–118)

94 (78–118)

104 (80–129)

0.046

 HR

96 (79–120)

96 (80–120)

100 (82–120)

0.331

 RR

24 (18–30)

24 (21–30)

24 (20–30)

0.064

Vital signs at hospital arrival

 sBP, mmHg

80 (40–104)

80 (62–105)

80 (62–111)

0.452

 HR

108 (93–126)

105 (85–124)

109 (85–128)

0.602

 RR

24 (20–30)

27 (20–30)

25 (20–30)

0.183

 GCS

9 (3–14)

11 (6–14)

12 (6–14)

0.617

AIS, n, median (95% CI)

 Head

41, 3 (3–5)

105, 4 (3–5)

100, 4 (3–5)

0.784

 Chest

52, 4 (3–4)

162, 4 (3–4)

166, 4 (3–4)

0.281

 Abdomen

71, 4 (3–4)

204, 3 (3–4)

175, 4 (3–4)

0.381

 Pelvis

51, 3 (2–5)

171, 4 (3–5)

175, 4 (3–5)

0.529

 ISS

33 (20–45)

34 (20–45)

34 (22–45)

0.610

 RTS

5.4 (3.6–6.9)

5.9 (4.2–7.1)

6.0 (4.4–7.1)

0.125

 Ps

55 (13–92)

63 (23–89)

58 (23–89)

0.734

Abdominal FAST

   

0.029

 Positive

59 (65)

171 (62)

132 (50)

 Negative

29 (32)

97 (35)

124 (47)

 Not conducted

3 (3.3)

8 (3.0)

10 (3.8)

Initial Treatment

 Thoracotomy

3 (3.3)

16 (5.8)

13 (4.9)

0.632

 Celiotomy

52 (57)

143 (52)

114 (43)

0.026

 TAE

25 (28)

69 (25)

89 (34)

0.090

 Blood Transfusion Quantity

24 (16–40)

26 (16–44)

22 (14–38)

0.218

  1. TA traffic accident, sBP systolic blood pressure, HR heart rate, RR respiratory rate, GCS Glasgow Coma Scale, AIS abbreviated injury scale, ISS injury severity score, RTS revised trauma score, Ps provability of survival, FAST focused assessment with sonography for trauma, TAE transcatheter arterial embolization