Table 1 Demography, injury severity, transfusion requirements, mortality, biochemistry and hemostasis, thrombelastography and biomarkers of coagulopathy in 80 trauma patients stratified according to injury severity score (ISS)

Demography, injury severity, transfusion and mortality

N

Age

yrs

^c

Gender

m% (n)

Blunt trauma

% (n)

ISS

score

sTBI

% (n)

GCS (PH)

score

^a

Crystalloids (PH)

ml

^{a, b}

RBC 0-24 h

units

^a

FFP 0-24 h

units

^a

PLT 0-24 h

units

^a

MT (> 10 RBC in 24 h)

% (n)

^{a, b}

Mortality

% (n)

^a

Shock, sympathoadrenal activation, cell damage, biochemistry and hemostasis

SBP (PH)

mmHg

pH

^{a, b}

Lactate

mmol/l

^c

SBE

mmol/l

^a

Adrenaline

pg/ml

^a

Noradrenaline

pg/ml

^a

hcDNA

%

^a

Hemoglobin

mmol/l

Platelet count

10⁹/l

Fibrinogen

g/l

^{a, b}

FXIII

microg/ml

^a

vWF

%

APTT > 35 sec

%

^a

INR > 1.2

%

^{a, b}

Thrombelastography

R

min

Angle

degrees

MA

mm

Ly30

%

Platelet activation and thrombin generation

sCD40L

pg/ml

^a

PF1.2

nmol/l

^{b, c}

TAT

ng/ml

Natural anticoagulation

AT

10³ U/l

^a

PC

%

^a

APC

ng/ml

^{a, c}

TFPI

ng/ml

Fibrinolysis

D-dimer

ng/ml

^{a, c}

tPA

ng/ml

PAI-1

ng/ml

PAP

ng/ml