Research Article

Platelet-Lymphocyte and Neutrophil-Lymphocyte Ratio for Prediction of Hospital Outcomes in Patients with Abdominal Trauma

Table 1

Demographics and clinical presentations in survivors and nonsurvivors after abdominal trauma.

VariableOverall ()Survivors ()Nonsurvivors () value

Age0.07
Males1081 (90.2%)1010 (90.2%)71 (89.9%)0.93
Mechanism of injury
 Traffic related755 (63.0%)690 (61.6%)65 (82.3%)0.001 for all
 Fall from height245 (20.4%)232 (20.7%)13 (16.5%)
 Assault66 (5.5%)65 (5.8%)1 (1.3%)
 Fall of heavy object53 (4.4%)53 (4.7%)0 (0.0%)
 Others80 (6.7%)80 (7.1%)0 (0.0%)
Trauma type
 Blunt1111 (92.7%)1033 (92.2%)78 (98.7%)0.03 for all
 Penetrating88 (7.3%)87 (7.8%)1 (1.3%)
On-admission vital signs
 TRU systolic blood pressure0.001
 TRU diastolic blood pressure0.03
 TRU pulse rate0.001
 TRU respiratory rate0.18
 TRU oxygen saturation0.001
 TRU Glasgow Coma Scale15 (3–15)15 (3–15)3 (3–15)0.001
Extra-abdominal injuries
 Head264 (22.0%)201 (17.9%)63 (79.7%)0.001
 Chest645 (53.8%)576 (51.4%)69 (87.3%)0.001
 Pelvis327 (27.3%)301 (26.9%)26 (32.9%)0.24
Abdominal injuries
 Liver429 (35.8%)400 (35.7%)29 (36.7%)0.85
 Spleen331 (27.6%)306 (27.3%)25 (31.6%)0.40
 Kidney184 (15.3%)170 (15.2%)14 (17.7%)0.54
 Adrenal69 (5.8%)63 (5.6%)6 (7.6%)0.46
 Pancreas31 (2.6%)20 (1.8%)11 (13.9%)0.001

TRU: trauma room in the emergency department (ED).