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Table 1 Patient characteristics and outcome

From: Circadian disruption of core body temperature in trauma patients: a single-center retrospective observational study

Variables

Cohort (n = 248)

Age, years

36 [23–53]

Sex, men

181 (73.0)

BMI, kg/m2

24 [22–26]

Initial trauma condition

 Glasgow Coma Scale

8 [5–14]

 Head injury

176 (71.0)

 Intracranial hypertension

80 (32.3)

 Surgery in the first 24 h

142 (57.3)

 SAPS2

47 ± 16

Severity of trauma

 ISS

34 [25–43]

 AIS head or neck

4.5 [0–5]

 AIS chest

3 [0–3]

 AIS abdomen or pelvic

0 [0–2]

 AIS extremities

0 [0–2]

 AIS rachis

0 [0–2]

Treatments

 Mechanical ventilation

184 (74.2)

 Acetaminophen

159 (64.1)

 Benzodiazepine

136 (54.8)

 Opioids

202 (81.4)

 Neuro-muscular blockers

37 (14.9)

 Ketamine

24 (9.7)

 Craniectomy

13 (5.2)

 Transfusion

0 [0–3]

In-hospital transport

135 (54.4)

Outcome

 28-day mortality

45 (18.1)

 Days on mechanical ventilation

6 [3–13]

 Days on vasopressor infusion

2 [1–4]

 Day in the ICU stay

9 [5–18]

 Days in the hospital

12 [7–23]

  1. Results are expressed as median [IQR] for quantitative variables and number (%) for categorical variables
  2. BMI body mass index, SAPS2 Severity Assessment Physiology Score 2, ISS Injury Severity Score, AIS Abbreviated Injury Scale