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Table 1 Demographic and medical characteristics of included patients and between-group comparison according to catheter polyurethane type

From: Subclavian central venous catheter-related thrombosis in trauma patients: incidence, risk factors and influence of polyurethane type

Characteristic

All patients (n= 186)

Ar SCVC

(n= 84)

Al SCVC

(n= 102)

Demographic characteristics

   

  Age (years)

38 ± 16

39 ± 16

37 ± 16

  Weight (kg)

79 ± 16

78 ± 15

79 ± 16

  Sex (male)

150 (81%)

67 (80%)

83 (81%)

  History

   

    Hypertension

13 (6%)

7 (9%)

6 (6%)

    Diabetes

6 (3%)

2 (2%)

4 (4%)

    Smokers

71 (43%)

34 (44%)

37 (42%)

Scores

   

  SAPS II

34 (24 to 43)

32 (24 to 43)

33 (24 to 41)

  ISS

29 (25 to 38)

29 (25 to 38)

30 (25 to 38)

  Head AIS ≥3

131 (70%)

61 (73%)

70 (68%)

  Chest AIS ≥3

91 (49%)

37 (44%)

54 (53%)

  Abdominal AIS ≥3

31 (17%)

12 (14%)

19 (19)%

  Pelvic AIS ≥3

47 (25%)

20 (24%)

27 (26%)

  Spine AIS ≥3

38 (20%)

17 (20%)

21 (21%)

Injuries and treatments

   

  Upper extremity injury

53 (28%)

24 (29%)

29 (28%)

  GCS <8

84 (40%)

34 (49%)

40 (48%)

  CHT

39 (21%)

18 (21%)

21 (21%)

  Barbiturates

23 (12%)

9 11%)

14 (14%)

  Transfusion

65 (35%)

23 (27%)

42 (41%)

  1. Results presented as mean ± standard deviation, as median (25th to 75th quartiles) or as number of patients (%). AIS, Abbreviated Injury Scale; Al, aliphatic polyurethane; Ar, aromatic polyurethane; GSC, Glasgow Coma Score; ICHT, intracranial hypertension; ISS, Injury Severity Score; SAPS II, Simplified Acute Physiologic Score II on ICU admission; SCVC, subclavian central venous catheter. No statistically significant difference between the two groups.