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Table 3 Patient demographics, admission hemodynamic parameters, GCS, Injury severity and outcome in patients with solitary splenic injury (group I) compared with patients sustaining associated injuries (group II)

From: Safety of selective nonoperative management for blunt splenic trauma: the impact of concomitant injuries

Variable

Group I: solitary splenic injury (n = 13)

Group II: associated injury (n = 66)

Age in years (IQR)

26 (18–59)

28 (20–50)

Gender ratio in M/F

8/5

56/10

Systolic BP in mmHg (IQR)

136 (111–153)

130 (120–140)

Heart rate in BPM (IQR)

88 (65–90)

89 (76–101)

Serum haemoglobin in mmol/L

8.3 (7.1–8.7)

8.4 (7.5–8.9)

Glasgow coma scale (range)

15 (7–15)

15 (3–15)

Injury Severity Score (IQR)*

4 (4–9)

20 (13–29)

Presence of a contrast blush on CT

0

5

AIS spleen (IQR)

2 (2–3)

2 (2–3)

Length of ICU stay in days (IQR)*

0 (0–3)

0.5 (0–6)

Hospitalization time in days (IQR)*

4 (4–8)

13 (9–27)

Failure of nonoperative treatment

0

11

Uncomplicated course

13/13

47/66

Total no. of major complications*

0

31

Mortality

0

0

  1. All data; median (IQR) or (range), * p < 0.05, Mann-Whitney U test
  2. Abbreviations: AIS abbreviated injury score, BP blood pressure, ICU intensive care unit