Damage-associated molecular patterns and fibrinolysis perturbation are associated with lethal outcomes in traumatic injury

Table 1 Basic characteristics of the study patients

	All	Survivors	Non-survivors	P
	n = 31	n = 20	n = 11	P
Age (years)	78 (24–91)	76.5 (24–87)	80 (70–91)	0.027
Male sex	20 (64.5)	15 (48.4)	5 (16.1)	0.26
Injury Severity Score	30 (16–54)	30 (16–54)	38 (16–50)	0.59
SOFA score	5 (0–12)	5 (0–8)	6 (4–12)	0.11
JAAM DIC score	4 (2–6)	4 (2–6)	4 (3–5)	0.52
Lactate (mmol/L)	2.4 (1.0–8.1)	1.95 (1.0–8.1)	2.9 (1.3–6.2)	0.17
Pre-hospital Fluids (ml)	500 (0–5000)	500 (0–5000)	500 (0–1000)	0.35
Time from injury to delivery (min)	56 (19–270)	57 (24–270)	55 (19–150)	0.48
Use of tranexamic acid	22 (71.0)	13 (41.9)	9 (29.0)	0.23

Data presented as median (minimum–maximum) or n (%)
Pre-hospital fluids shown are approximate
Differences between survivors and non-survivors were analyzed by the Mann–Whitney U-test

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