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Table 1 Basic characteristics of the trauma patient study population

From: Pre-injury dispensing of psychoactive prescription drugs in a ten years trauma population: a retrospective registry analysis

 

Female

Male

Patients, n (% of total)

3727 (29)

8986 (71)

Age in years, median (range; IQR)

37 (0-103; 19–60)

36 (0–98; 22–52)

Scoring systems values, median (range; IQR)

 Pre-injury ASA

1 (1–4; 1–2)

1 (1–4; 1–2)

 GCS score

15 (3–15; 14–15)

15 (3–15; 14–15)

 T-RTS

12 (1–12; 12–12)

12 (1–12; 12–12)

 ISS

10 (1–75; 4–20)

10 (1–75; 5–21)

 NISS

12 (1–75; 4–27)

14 (1–75; 5–27)

 Ps

0.995 (0.002–0.999; 0.967–0.999)

0.996 (0.001–0.999; 0.977–0.999)

Mechanism of injury, n (% within sex)

 Blunt

3569 (96)

8093 (90)

 Penetrating

158 (4)

892 (10)

 Unknown

0 (0)

1 (0)

Injury circumstances, n (% within sex)

 Transportation

1670 (45)

3647 (41)

 Falls

1265 (34)

2718 (30)

 Violence

183 (5)

1162 (13)

 Sports and leisure

361 (10)

715 (8)

 Occupational

25 (1)

558 (6)

Days of hospitalization, median (range; IQR)

3 (1–90; 2–7)

3 (1–105; 2–7)

ICU treatment, n (% within sex)

3128 (84)

7812 (87)

Days of ICU treatment, median (range; IQR)

2 (1–89; 1–3)

2 (1–105; 1–4)

Deaths within 30 days, n (% within sex)

225 (6)

482 (5)

  1. 12,713 trauma patients included in the Oslo University Hospital Trauma Registry between 2005 and 2014 comprised the study population. This table summarises key demographic and clinical data. IQR, interquartile range; ASA, American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status classification; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; T-RTS, Triage Revised Trauma Score; ISS, Injury Severity Score; NISS, New Injury Severity Score; Ps, Probability of survival according to Norwegian prediction Model in Trauma II (NORMIT II) score; ICU, intensive care unit