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Table 1 Demographics

From: Reappraising the concept of massive transfusion in trauma

 

Number missing

All patients (n = 5,693)

London

(n = 788)

Oslo

(n = 2167)

San Francisco

(n = 384)

Amsterdam

(n = 649)

TR-DGU

(n = 1705)

Massive transfusion cases (%)

0

518 (9%)

69 (9%)

68 (3%)

47 (12%)

12 (2%)

322 (19%)

Age in years (range)

24 (0.4%)

36

(24 to 53)

33

(24 to 46)

34

(21 to 51)

40

(26 to 56)

33

(20 to 49)

41

(27 to 58)

Male

(%)

0

4,161

(73%)

636

(81%)

1,539

(71%)

294

(77%)

451

(69%)

1,241 (73%)

Penetrating injury (%)

23 (0.4%)

580

(10%)

150

(26%)

177

(8%)

125

(22%)

29

(5%)

99

(17%)

Injury Severity Score (range)

86

(2%)

17 (9 to 29)

16 (6 to 26)

12 (5 to 22)

18 (10 to 29)

5 (1 to 15)

27 (18 to 38)

Systolic blood pressure, mean (SD) (mm Hg)

425 (7%)

126 (29)

127 (30)

130 (32)

130 (32)

138 (26)

116 (29)

Base deficit, mean (mM, range)

865 (15%)

2.3

(0.2 to 5.3)

2.6

(0.4 to 6.2)

1.2

(-0.6 to 3.4)

5.5

(3.0 to 9.3)

1.3

(-0.4 to 3.2)

3.4

(1.1 to 6.2)

Prothrombin time (seconds, range)

1,648 (29%)

14.1

(13 to 16.8)

12.0

(12.0 to 13.2)

13.2

(13.2 to 15.6)

14.4

(13.5 to 15.5)

14.1

(13.4 to 14.8)

15.8

(13.0 to 21.0)

Time to emergency department (minutes, range)

2,396 (42%)

56 (37-80)

62 (49 to 81)

47 (30 to 85)

27 (22 to 35)

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63 (48 to 85)

  1. The Amsterdam dataset did not record time from injury to emergency department arrival, and coagulation data in the German TR-DGU registry were recorded as Quick values for prothrombin time [39]. The Oslo dataset covers a 2-year period. TR-DGU, Trauma Registry of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Unfallchirurgie.