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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of patients with liver trauma

From: Outcomes and management of delayed complication after severe blunt liver injury

Patient number

Grades I–II

(n = 127)

Grades III–V

(n = 49)

P value

Age, years

36

[5–85]

46

[9–93]

0.092

Male sex

69

(54.3)

31

(63.2)

0.210

Trauma mechanisms

    

0.235

 Traffic injury

88

(69.3)

36

(73.5)

 

 Falls

16

(14.2)

6

(12.2)

 

 Abdominal compression

4

(3.5)

4

(8.2)

 

Other

19

(15.9)

3

(6.1)

 

ISS

21

[4–75]

25

[9–75]

0.176

IABO

8

(6.3)

13

(26.5)

< 0.001

TAE

1

(0.8)

19

(38.8)

< 0.001

Liver injury grade

    

N/A

 I

42

(33.1)

0

  

 II

85

(66.9)

0

  

 III

0

 

34

(69.4)

 

 IV

0

 

11

(22.4)

 

 V

0

 

4

(8.2)

 

Initial treatment

    

< 0.001

 Operative management

13

(10.2)

23

(46.9)

 

 Nonoperative management

114

(89.8)

26

(53.0)

 

Result of injury

     

 Bile leakage

0

(0)

8

(16.3)

< 0.001

 Hepatic artery pseudoaneurysm

3

(2.4)

7

(14.3)

0.005

  1. Data are presented as the number of patients (%) or median value of the parameter (range). ISS: Injury Severity Score; IABO: intra-aortic balloon occlusion; TAE: transcatheter arterial embolization