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Table 3 Overall clinical characteristics of patients with major trauma

From: Identification of haplotype tag single nucleotide polymorphisms within the nuclear factor-κB family genes and their clinical relevance in patients with major trauma

Clinical characteristics

Patient data (n = 753)

Mean age ± SD, years

41.2 ± 13.3

Age range, years

18 to 65

Males/females, n

603/150

Mean ISS ± SD

22.2 ± 9.5

 ≥16 to <25, n

446

 ≥25, n

307

Injured body regions, n

 

 Head

392

 Thorax

439

 Abdomen

254

 Extremities

442

Number of regions injured, n

 

 Two

322

 Three

185

 All four

43

Organ dysfunction, n (%)

327 (43.4%)

 One, n

229

 Two, n

68

 Three or above, n

30

Sepsis, n (%)

311 (41.3%)

Source of infection (%)

 

 Respiratory tract infection

42.2

 Primary bloodstream infection

20.2

 Urinary tract infection

18.4

 Catheter-associated infection

9.7

 Wound infection

7.6

 Others*

1.9

Pathogens (positive blood cultures), %

 

 Gram-negative

17.0

 Gram-positive

11.6

 Fungi

3.5

 Mixed Gram-negative and Gram-positive

10.6

Negative blood cultures

57.2

  1. *Other sites of infection included soft-tissue infection, bone infection and ear infection. ISS, injury severity score.