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Table 1 Characteristics and outcome compared between paediatric and adult trauma patients with transcatheter arterial embolisation

From: Transcatheter arterial embolisation is efficient and safe for paediatric blunt torso trauma: a case-control study

Variable

All patients

Paediatric patients

Adult patients

P-value

(n = 114)

(n = 15)

(n = 99)

Male, n (%)

79 (69)

11 (73)

68 (69)

0.716

Age in year, (median, IQR)

43 (22–60)

11 (7–14)

47 (34–64)

<0.001

Body weight, kg, (median, IQR)

61 (53–69)

39.7 (24.1–52.1)

63.2 (54.6–69.6)

<0.001

Mechanism of injury, n (%)

 Traffic accident

59 (52)

7 (47)

52 (53)

0.700

 Fall from a height

48 (42)

5 (33)

43 (43)

0.460

 Fall at same place

1 (0.9)

1 (7)

0

0.010

 Unspecified

6 (5)

2 (13)

4 (4)

0.133

Transportation from other hospitals, n (%)

22 (19)

10 (67)

12 (12)

<0.001

Injury severity score, (median, IQR)

29 (17–41)

26 (10–41)

29 (18–41)

0.719

Revised trauma score, (median, IQR)

6.66 (5.68–7.84)

7.84 (5.82–7.84)

6.61 (5.56–7.55)

0.031

Duration of mechanical ventilation, days, (median, IQR)

9 (3–15)

4 (2–16.5)

9 (3–15)

0.468

Duration of ICU stay, days, (median, IQR)

10 (4–16)

6 (3–16)

11 (4–16)

0.438

Duration of hospital stay, days, (median, IQR)

34 (13–63)

19 (12–52)

35 (13–66)

0.303

In-hospital actual mortality rate, (%)

13.2

6.7

14.1

0.165

Predicted mortality rate, (%)

24.9

18.3

25.9

0.026

Standardised mortality ratio

0.53

0.37

0.54

  1. IQR Interquartile range, ICU intensive care unit