Table 5

Risk factors for mortality in the ED group

Survived (n=22)Died (n=21)P value
Age (years), mean±SD38±1951±190.89
ISS, mean±SD25±1435±150.86
RTS, mean±SD7±15±30.01
TRISS Ps, %81±2951±400.02
Blunt trauma, n (%)13 (59)19 (91)0.03
Time from admission to operation >90 min, n (%)16 (73)17 (81)0.72
Shock (SBP <90 mm Hg) at the scene of the injury, n (%)8 (36)11 (52)0.36
Shock at admission, n (%)6 (27)11 (52)0.12
Shock prior to operation, n (%)10 (46)15 (71)0.12
Shock after the induction of anesthesia, n (%)10 (46)7 (33)0.54
REBOA placement, n (%)05 (24)0.02
Laparotomy alone, n (%)18 (82)5 (24)<0.01
Thoracotomy alone, n (%)1 (5)14 (19)0.19
Laparotomy then thoracotomy, n (%)05 (24)0.02
Thoracotomy then laparotomy, n (%)1 (5)2 (10)0.61
Retroperitoneal pelvic packing, n (%)2 (9)5 (24)0.10
Units of RBC transfused within 24 hours, mean±SD19±1522±210.13
Units of FFP transfused within 24 hours, mean±SD14±1412±150.67
Units of platelets transfused within 24 hours, mean±SD14±1510±150.15
  • ED group: trauma patients who underwent emergency operation in the emergency department.

  • ED, emergency department; FFP, fresh frozen plasma; ISS, Injury Severity Score; RBC, red blood cells; REBOA, resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta; RTS, Revised Trauma Score; SBP, systolic blood pressure; TRISS Ps, Trauma and Injury Severity Score probability of survival.