Table 1 Patients’ clinical characteristics including demographics, medical equipment according to the type of care provided, and clinical category (n = 979)
Demographic | |
|---|---|
All | |
n (%) | 979 (100) |
Gender male, n (%) | 594 (60.7) |
Age (mean ± SD) (range) | 50.7 ± 26.9 (1–95) |
Adults | |
n (%) | 799 (81.6) |
Gender male, n (%) | 487 (49.7) |
Age (mean ± SD) (range) | 60.8 ± 18.1 (18–95) |
Paediatric patients | |
n (%) | 180 (18.4) |
Gender male, n (%) | 107 (10.9) |
Age (mean ± SD) (range) | 6.1 ± 5.1 (1–17) |
Care category (= n) (%) | |
Simple clinical examination | 324 (33.1) |
Intubated before transfer | 0 (0) |
Tracheotomized before transfer | 0 (0) |
Infusion pumps | 0 (0) |
Emergency treatment | 615 (62.8) |
Intubated before transfer | 205 (20.9) |
Tracheotomized before transfer | 20 (2.0) |
Infusion pumps | 295 (30.1) |
Resuscitation or life-saving measures | 40 (4.1) |
Intubated before transfer | 23 (2.3) |
Tracheotomized before transfer | 0 (0) |
Infusion pumps | 17 (1.7) |
Clinical category (= n) (%) | |
Heart/vessel disease | 252 (25.7) |
Myocardial infarct | 103 (10.5) |
Chest pain | 38 (3.9) |
Cardiac arrest | 28 (2.9) |
Cardiac insufficiency | 17 (1.7) |
Aortic abdominal aneurysm ruptured | 14 (1.4) |
Other | 52 (5.3) |
Traumatology | 152 (15.5) |
Mild TBI (GCS 14–15) | 29 (3) |
Blunt abdominal trauma | 24 (2.5) |
Moderate TBI (GCS 9–13) | 13 (1.3) |
Severe TBI (GCS 3–8) | 13 (1.3) |
Other trauma | 73 (7.5%) |
Neurology | 123 (12.6) |
Stroke | 85 (8.7) |
Status epilepticus | 16 (1.6) |
Epilepsy | 14 (1.4) |
Other | 8 (0.8) |
Pneumology | 85 (8.7) |
Obstetrics | 58 (5.9) |
Paediatrics | 46 (4.7) |
Toxicology | 25 (2.6) |
Psychiatry | 3 (0.3) |
Miscellaneous | 235 (24) |