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Table 2 Studies that measure activated protein C

From: Activated protein C plays no major roles in the inhibition of coagulation or increased fibrinolysis in acute coagulopathy of trauma-shock: a systematic review

Reference (year)

Design

Patients (n)

Inclusion criteria

Injury Severity Score (ISS)

Sampling time (n)

Trauma-induced coagulopathy

Mean (SD) or median (25–75% quartile)

[35] (2011)

 

80

Full trauma activation

ACOTS 34(30–43)

Non-ACOTS 17(10–25)

Median 68 min post injury (1)

ACOTS

[36] (2012)

Prospective cohort (s)

203

Highest-level trauma team activation

25.2 (13.8)

On arrival at ED 6,12,24 h after admission (4)

Acute traumatic coagulopathy

[37] (2012)

Prospective

132

Highest-level trauma activation system

High histone 30.5(13.0)

Low histone 22.8(13.1)

Within 10 min of ED arrival 6 h after admission (2)

Traumatic injury

[38] (2013)

Prospective cohort (m)

80

Full trauma team activation

iTBI 35(32–37)

sTBI + extracranial injury (sTBI/E) 25(15–26)

Non-TBI 10(7–22)

Within 2 h after injury (1)

ACOTS

[39] (2013)

A subset of PROMMT

1198

Highest-level trauma activation

PTINR

Coagulopathic 31.1(15.5)

Non-coagulopathic 23.9(14.4)

APTT

Coagulopathic 35.6(16.6)

Non-coagulopathic 24.6(14.0)

Not shown

Acute traumatic coagulopathy

[40] (2016)

Prospective (1)

57

Severe trauma ISS > 9, at least 1 AIS > 3

ACOTS

Non-ACOTS, not shown

Within 12 h after arrival to ED (1)

ACOTS

[41] (2017)

Prospective cohort (s)

300

Full trauma activation

ATC 23(10–34)

Non-ATC 9(4–22)

Within 20 min of arrival in the ED (1)

Acute traumatic coagulopathy

[42] (2013)

Prospective (s)

57

Severe trauma ISS > 9, at least 1 AIS > 3

ACOTS

Non-ACOTS, not shown

Within 12 h after arrival to ED (1)

ACOTS