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

Table 2 Contents and timelines of interventions and patients’ outcomes

Case	Time to CT scan (min)	Bleeding control procedure	Time to bleeding control procedure (min)	Intracranial surgery	Time to intracranial surgery (min)	24-h mortality	GOS-E at 6 months
1	5	Angioembolization (IIA)	54	ICP measurement, burr hole drainage	53	Dead	D
2	7	Angioembolization (ICA, IIA)	28	ICP measurement, craniotomy	28	Dead	D
3	10	Angioembolization (IIA)	43	ICP measurement	51	Dead	D
4	6	PPP, angioembolization (IIA)	21	ICP measurement, ventricular drainage	29	Alive	VS
5	9	Angioembolization (ICA)	30	ICP measurement, craniotomy	35	Alive	Upper SD
6	18	Angioembolization (ICA, SA, IIA)	25	ICP measurement, burr hole drainage	26	Alive	D
7	24	REBOA, angioembolization (HA, IIA), PPP	18	ICP measurement, burr hole drainage	56	Alive	Lower MD
8	5	Angioembolization (ITA)	47	ICP measurement	43	Alive	Lower MD
9	18	REBOA, PPP, angioembolization (IIA)	13	ICP measurement, burr hole drainage	35	Dead	D
10	9	PPP, angioembolization (IIA)	40	ICP measurement, craniotomy	59	Alive	D

CT computed tomography, D death, GOS-E Extended Glasgow Outcome Scale, HA hepatic artery, ICA intercostal artery, ICP intracranial pressure, IIA internal iliac artery, ITA internal thoracic artery, MD moderate disability, PPP preperitoneal pelvic packing, REBOA resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta, SA splenic artery, SD severe disability, VS vegetative state

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