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Table 2 Characteristics of the trauma patients used to validate the BATT score

From: Validation of the BATT score for prehospital risk stratification of traumatic haemorrhagic death: usefulness for tranexamic acid treatment criteria

 

N = 104,862

Missing

Mean age (SD)

62 (24)

0

 < 18, N (%)

5616 (5)

 18–44, N (%)

19,744 (19)

 45–64, N (%)

26,354 (25)

 65–74, N (%)

13,123 (13)

 ≥75, N (%)

40,025 (38)

Sex female, N (%)

47,346 (45)

0

Penetrating injury, N (%)

3189 (3)

0

Circumstances, N (%)

 

0

 Motor vehicle crash

19,709 (19)

 Fall less than 2 m

65,573 (62)

 Fall more than 2 m

10,604 (10)

 Blast – Blow – Crush

5266 (5)

 Shooting

234 (0)

 Stabbing

2538 (2)

 Other

1938 (2)

First systolic blood pressure, mean (SD)

138 (28)

12,450 (12)

First systolic blood pressure < 90 mmHg, N (%)

3033 (3)

 

First Glasgow coma scale, N (%)

 

12,695 (12)

 14–15

90,579 (86)

 9–13

8566 (8)

 3–8

5717 (6)

First heart rate, mean (SD)

86 (20)

11,479 (11)

Heart rate > 120 bpm, N (%)

5475 (5)

 

Time from injury to ambulance arrival < 3 h, N (%)

79,430 (76)

50,496 (48)

Time from injury to hospital admission < 3 h, N (%)

63,246 (60)

50,465 (48)

Injury Severity Score, mean (SD)

16 (9)

0

 ISS 9–15, N (%)

58,695 (56)

 ISS 16–24, N (%)

24,635 (23)

 ISS 25–34, N (%)

17,682 (17)

 ISS ≥ 35, N (%)

3850 (4)

Tranexamic acid treatment

9915 (9)

13,115 (13)

 Prehospital

5185 (5)

 Hospital

4576 (4)

 Unknown

176 (0.1)

 

Any blood product received

4922 (5)

0

 Massive transfusion protocol activated

2487 (2)

 Blood received within 6 h of injury

2277 (2)