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Table 1 Scores for massive transfusion

From: Maxillofacial and neck trauma: a damage control approach

TASH score

1. SBP: < 100 mmHg = 4 pts, < 120 mmHg = 1 pt

(0–28 pts, Increasing TASH-scores were associated with an increasing probability for MT requirement)

2. Hb: < 7 g/dl = 8 pts, < 9 g/dl = 6 pts, < 10 g/dl = 4 pts, < 11 g/dl = 3 pts, < 12 g/dl = 2 pts

3. intra-abdominal fluid : 3 pts

4. complex long bone and/or pelvic fractures: AIS 3 or 4 = 3 pts, AIS 5 = 6 pts

5. HR: > 120 bpm = 2 pts

6. BE: < -10 mmol/l = 4 pts, < -6 mmol/l = 3 pts, < -2 mmol/l = 1 pt

7. gender: male = 1 pt

ABC score

1. penetrating mechanism: no = 0 pt, yes = 1 pt

(0–4 pts, a score of 2 or greater was used to predict the need for MT)

2. SBP < 90 mmHg: no = 0 pt, yes = 1 pt

3. HR > 120 bpm: no = 0 pt, yes = 1 pt

4. positive FAST: no = 0 pt, yes = 1 pt

  1. TASH trauma associated severe hemorrhage, SBP systolic blood pressure, pts points, pt point, Hb hemoglobin, AIS abbreviated injury score, HR heart rate, bpm beats per minute, BE base excess, FAST focused assessment with sonography for trauma, MT massive transfusion