Risk factors for late death of patients with abdominal trauma after damage control laparotomy for hemostasis

Table 4 Summary of patients with mortality

	Injury type	Age/gender	Initial GCS	RTS	CPCR at ED	ISS	APACHI II	OP times	Accumulated transfusion*	HD	ECMO	Cause and time of death (days)
#1	Blunt	22/F	8	5.971	N	57	21	2	12	N	N	Brain stem failure (2)
#2	Penetrating	85/M	15	6.376	N	18	14	2	18	N	N	Sepsis with intra-abdominal infection (14)
#3	Blunt	60/M	15	4.918	N	4	31	3	68	Y	N	Hepatic failure (13)
#4	Blunt	18/M	3	3.361	N	45	22	2	44	N	N	Brain stem failure (6)
#5	Penetrating	50/M	10	6.904	N	18	15	3	16	Y	N	Sepsis due to pneumonia (31)
#6	Blunt	51/M	4	5.039	N	34	25	3	42	N	N	Sepsis with intra-abdominal infection (2)
#7	Blunt	19/M	3	1.95	Y	41	25	2	30	N	N	Brain stem failure (14)
#8	Blunt	25/M	6	5.097	Y	29	28	2	56	N	N	Brain stem failure (4)
#9	Blunt	23/M	3	0.872	Y	36	25	2	24	N	Y	Brian stem failure (4)
#10	Blunt	61/M	15	7.8412	N	30	24	2	32	Y	N	Sepsis due to ischemic bowel (3)
#11	Blunt	57/M	11	5.449	N	41	16	2	20	Y	Y	Sepsis due to intra-abdominal infection (25)

* Amount of total packed red blood cell and whole blood transfusion before ICU admission. GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; RTS, Revised trauma score; CPCR, Cardiopulmonary cerebral resuscitation; ISS, Injury severity score; APACHI II, Acute physiology and chronic health evaluation II; OP, Operation; HD, Hemodialysis; ECMO, Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.

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