First clinical experiences of concurrent bleeding control and intracranial pressure monitoring using a hybrid emergency room system in patients with multiple injuries

Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the multiple injury patients who underwent concurrent treatment

Case	Age (years)	Sex	GCS total score	Initial BP (mmHg)	HR (bpm)	Lowest BP within 30 min (mmHg)	Platelet count (× 10⁴/L)	PT-INR	aPTT (s)	Marshall CT classification	ISS	Ps
1	52	Female	6	183/137	140	66/52	13.9	1.5	65	Diffuse injury IV	59	0.37
2	62	Female	3	154/88	56	74/40	12.3	1.7	> 200	Non-evacuated mass lesion	66	0.01
3	72	Female	10	155/116	113	112/45	17.4	1.3	56	Non-evacuated mass lesion	59	0.15
4	36	Male	3	142/59	133	88/42	12.8	1.7	63	Diffuse injury III	66	0.07
5	49	Male	8	126/78	97	107/65	16.0	1.2	35	Non-evacuated mass lesion	45	0.65
6	34	Male	4	194/147	116	52/20	21.2	1.4	54	Non-evacuated mass lesion	50	0.36
7	29	Female	3	46/25	151	30/20	18.3	1.7	74	Non-evacuated mass lesion	57	0.02
8	18	Female	8	110/80	155	105/79	17.0	1.5	52	Diffuse injury II	50	0.49
9	29	Female	3	60/30	117	58/37	15.2	1.4	44	Non-evacuated mass lesion	66	0.02
10	74	Male	6	175/111	102	97/70	17.2	1.1	50	Non-evacuated mass lesion	45	0.25

Ps was calculated using the Trauma and Injury Severity score
aPTT activated partial thromboplastin time, BP blood pressure, CT computed tomography, GCS Glasgow Coma Scale, HR heart rate, ISS Injury Severity Score, Ps probability of survival, PT-INR prothrombin time-international normalized ratio

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