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Table 2 Patient characteristics according to early platelet transfusion or not in the Severe Hemorrhage sub-population (bivariate analysis)

From: Impact of platelet transfusion on outcomes in trauma patients

 

Early platelet transfusion

(n = 766)

No early platelet transfusion

(n = 767)

p

Age, years

40 (17)

41 (19)

0.07

Sex, female

205 (25%)

225 (29%)

0.22

Shock Index (prehosp)

1.6 (0.74)

1.4 (0.57)

 < 0.001

SAP, mmHg

90 (37)

100 (34)

 < 0.001

FC, bpm

103 (34)

101 (31)

0.18

GCS

12 [3–15]

14 [6–15]

 < 0.001

Base deficit

12.3 (7.3)

9.5 (6.4)

 < 0.001

Haemoglobin (g/dL)

9.0 (2.5)

10.0 (2.3)

 < 0.001

Prothrombin time (%)

44 (21)

56 (20)

 < 0.001

Fibrinogen, g/L

1.3 (0.8)

1.6 (0.8)

 < 0.001

Platelets, G/L

161 (84)

202 (82)

 < 0.001

RBC H6

8 [6–13]

5 [4–6]

 < 0.001

FFP H6

8 [5–11]

4 [4–5]

 < 0.001

PCU H6

5 [5–10]

0 [0–0]

 < 0.001

SAPS 2

59 (21)

51 (22)

 < 0.001

SOFA

11 (4)

9 (4)

 < 0.001

ISS

34 [24–48]

29 [17–41]

 < 0.001

AIS head

0 [0–4]

2 [0–3]

0.83

AIS thorax

3 [0–4]

3 [0–4]

0.001

AIS abdomen

2.5 [0–4]

2 [0–3]

 < 0.001

AIS pelvis

3 [0–4]

3 [1–4]

0.47

Mortality 24 h

116 (16%)

102 (14%)

 < 0.001

ICU Mortality

316 (43%)

231 (31%)

 < 0.001

Cause of death

 Central nervous system

71 (22%)

69 (30%)

 

 Exsanguination

107 (34%)

69 (30%)

 < 0.001

 Multiple organ failure

94 (30%)

43 (19%)

 

 Withdrawal

29 (9%)

22 (9%)

 

 Septic shock

0 (0%)

6 (3%)

 

 Other

15 (5%)

22 (9%)

 
  1. 1533 patients having data for platelet transfusion over 1622 patients in the cohort
  2. Data are presented as mean (SD) for normally distributed data and median [quartile 1, 3] for nonparametric data
  3. AIS Abbreviated Injury Score, GCS Glasgow Coma Score, HR maximal heart rate, ISS Injury Severity Score, FFP fresh-frozen plasma, RBC red blood cells, PCU platelet concentrate units, SAPS Simplified Acute Physiology Score, SOFA Sequential Organ Failure Assessment