Table 4 Trauma characteristics in patients with and without subclavian venous central catheter-related deep venous thrombosis
Characteristic | SCVC-related DVT (n=69) | Not SCVC-related DVT (n=117) |
|---|---|---|
Scores | ||
SAPS II | 36 (26-46) | 32 (23-39) |
ISS | 31 (25-38) | 29 (25-36) |
AIS ≥ 3 | ||
Head | 52 (75%) | 79 (67%) |
Chest | 38 (55%) | 53 (45%) |
Abdominal | 10 (14%) | 21 (18%) |
Pelvic/lower extremities | 14 (20%) | 33 (28%) |
Spine | 14 (20%) | 24 (20%) |
Injuries and clinical complications | ||
Ipsilateral humerus fracture | 2 (3%) | 8 (7%) |
Ipsilateral clavicle fracture | 1 (1%) | 5 (4%) |
Surgery on first day | 22 (32%) | 50 (43%) |
GCS <8 | 37 (54%) | 46 (39%) |
Intracranial hypertension | 29 (42%) | 15 (13%)** |
Acute respiratory distress syndrome | 9 (13%) | 14 (12%) |
Treatments | ||
Barbiturates | 14 (20%) | 9 (8%)* |
Jugular catheter on same side as SCVC | 15 (22%) | 4 (3%)*** |
Transfusion | 23 (33%) | 42 (36%) |
Packed red blood cells n >10 | 6 (9%) | 2 (2%)* |
Vasopressor amines | 56 (81%) | 80 (68%) |
Cervical collar | 13 (19%) | 27 (23%) |
Surgical intervention in first 24 hours | 23 (33%) | 56 (48%) |