Table 2

Results of logistic regression model

VariablesOR (95% CI)P value
All patients
Year
2007–2011Reference
20120.953 (0.637 to 1.427)0.815
20130.528 (0.326 to 0.854)0.009
20140.512 (0.321 to 0.817)0.005
20150.618 (0.394 to 0.967)0.035
20160.502 (0.303 to 0.832)0.008
Age1.006 (1.000 to 1.013)0.068
Sex
MaleReference
Female0.951 (0.721 to 1.253)0.720
Site
Non-NUHReference
NUH2.945 (2.195 to 3.950)<0.001
Disease
Proximal femur fractureReference
Traumatic intracranial hemorrhage16.361 (9.347 to 28.640)<0.001
Cardiovascular and lung injury44.628 (23.362 to 85.253)<0.001
Abdominal organ injury30.200 (13.561 to 67.255)<0.001
Pelvic fracture3.676 (1.706 to 7.919)0.001
Other fracture0.144 (0.056 to 0.375)<0.001
Severe multiple trauma180.940 (96.494 to 339.286)<0.001
Spinal cord injury6.181 (2.593 to 14.732)<0.001
Time from emergencycall toarriveat hospital0.997 (0.990 to 1.005)0.505
*Subgroup analyses
Age 15–64 years
2007–2011Reference
20120.963 (0.574 to 1.616)0.885
20130.408 (0.195 to 0.855)0.018
20140.539 (0.275 to 1.057)0.072
20150.946 (0.533 to 1.677)0.849
20160.643 (0.327 to 1.265)0.201
Age >64 years
2007–2011Reference
20120.969 (0.555 to 1.691)0.911
20130.600 (0.329 to 1.094)0.096
20140.589 (0.326 to 1.066)0.080
20150.528 (0.285 to 0.978)0.042
20160.482 (0.241 to 0.963)0.039
  • Each OR refers to mortality.

  • *For those under 15 years old, we did not analyze because death number was 0 except for 2010.

  • NUH, transported to Nagasaki University Hospital; non-NUH, transported to non-Nagasaki University Hospital.