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Table 4 Multivariable logistic regression for predicting massive transfusion stratified by age and antihypertensives

From: The impact of age and receipt antihypertensives to systolic blood pressure and shock index at injury scene and in the emergency department to predict massive transfusion in trauma patients

 

Aged > 65 years not taking antihypertensives

Aged > 65 years taking antihypertensives

Aged < 65 years not taking antihypertensives

Aged < 65 years taking antihypertensives

P value

aOR (95% CI)

P value

aOR (95% CI)

P value

aOR (95% CI)

P value

aOR (95% CI)

Male sex

0.613

0.68

(0.16–2.99)

0.593

2.51

(0.09–72.6)

0.997

1.00

(0.29–3.38)

0.108

0.14

(0.01–1.55)

Age, yr

0.836

0.99

(0.88–1.11)

0.271

1.13

(0.91–1.40)

0.039

1.04*

(1.00–1.07)

0.909

0.99

(0.86–1.15)

Prehospital SBP

  < 90 mmHg

0.959

1.02

(0.95–2.25)

0.012

94.0*

(4.16–795)

0.237

2.12

(0.61–7.23)

0.441

4.16

(0.11–36.6)

 90–110 mmHg

0.290

2.37

(0.48–11.7)

0.024

28.1*

(1.75–52.0)

0.447

1.58

(0.49–5.12)

0.049

10.3*

(1.01–44.7)

  > 110 mmHg (reference)

1.00

1.00

1.00

1.00

SI > 1.0. ED initial

0.002

10.3*

(2.27–46.3)

0.291

8.04

(0.17–83.8)

0.044

3.87*

(1.36–11.0)

0.802

0.67

(0.03–15.1)

RTS

0.015

0.49*

(0.28–0.87)

0.087

0.35

(0.11–1.16)

0.001

0.59*

(0.43–0.81)

0.147

0.52

(0.22–1.26)

ISS

0.655

1.02

(0.93–1.12)

0.216

1.08

(0.96–1.22)

< 0.001

1.10*

(1.05–1.14)

0.100

1.06

(0.99–1.13)

  1. Adjusted for sex, age, prehospital SBP, SI measured at ED admission, RTS, and ISS
  2. aOR adjusted odds ratio, CI confidence interval, ED emergency department, ISS Injury Severity Score, RTS Revised Trauma Score, SBP systolic blood pressure, SI shock index
  3. *P value < 0.05