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Table 2 Concomitant abdominal injuries

From: Predictors of surgical management of high grade blunt splenic injuries in adult trauma patients: a 5-year retrospective cohort study from an academic level I trauma center

Ā 

Total high grade

(Nā€‰=ā€‰28)

High grade splenic injury

Group A:

Initially no splenectomy

(Nā€‰=ā€‰13)

Group B:

Initial splenectomy (Nā€‰=ā€‰15)

P-value

Patients with other severe abd. injuries:

6 (21.4)

3 (23.1)

3 (20.0)

0.690

ā€ƒAIS severe other abd. injuries

3 (3ā€“4)

3 (3ā€“4)a

3 (3ā€“4)a

0.456

ā€ƒAIS all other abd. injuries

0 (0ā€“2)

0 (0ā€“2)

0 (0ā€“2)

0.452

Severe abdominal injuries:

ā€ƒHepatic injury

3

2

1

na

ā€ƒRenal injury

2

1

1

ā€ƒUrinary tract

0

0

0

ā€ƒVascular

1

0

1

ā€ƒDiaphragm

0

0

0

ā€ƒHollow viscus

3

1

2

Interventions indication for severe trauma other than spleen:

ā€ƒEmbolization

0

0

0

na

ā€ƒLaparotomy

3

1

2

ā€ƒLaparotomy + packing

1

0

1

ā€ƒLaparotomy + fibrin sealant

0

0

0

ā€ƒLaparotomy + splenic mesh

1

1

0

  1. All variables are in total amount (%), median (IQR) or median (range)a
  2. Abbreviations: AIS Abbreviated injury scale, abd abdominal, na not applicable