[Retracted] Influencing Factors and Prevention of Sepsis or Acute Kidney Injury in 85 Patients with Severe Trauma

Table 1

Univariate analysis of sepsis in severe trauma patients.

Clinical information	Concurrent sepsis group (n = 34)	Uncomplicated sepsis group (n = 51)	/t	P
Age	45.12 ± 6.14	44.97 ± 6.23	0.109	0.913
Gender
Male	23 (67.60)	39 (76.47)	0.805	0.370
Female	11 (32.40)	12 (23.53)
Type of trauma
Open	24 (70.60)	13 (25.49)	16.879	≤0.001
Close	10 (29.40)	38 (74.51)
Multiple trauma
No	11 (32.40)	40 (78.43)	18.047	≤0.001
Yes	23 (67.60)	11 (21.57)
APACHE II score on admission	51.59 ± 10.43	43.66 ± 8.31	3.888	≤0.001
SOFA score on admission	18.34 ± 2.58	14.11 ± 1.90	8.701	≤0.001
ISS on admission	30.74 ± 3.81	23.15 ± 2.19	11.649	≤0.001
Diabetes
No	13 (38.20)	22 (43.14)	0.202	0.653
Yes	21 (61.80)	29 (56.86)
Hypertension
No	20 (58.80)	25 (49.02)	0.120	0.729
Yes	24 (70.60)	26 (50.98)
Mechanical ventilation
No	9 (26.50)	37 (72.55)	17.444	≤0.001
Yes	25 (73.50)	14 (27.45)
Surgical treatment
No	10 (29.40)	35 (68.63)	12.593	≤0.001
Yes	24 (70.60)	16 (31.37)
Massive blood transfusion
No	13 (38.20)	39 (76.47)	12.557	≤0.001
Yes	21 (61.80)	12 (23.53)
Hemorrhagic shock
No	16 (47.10)	23 (45.10)	0.032	0.859
Yes	18 (52.90)	28 (54.90)
CRRT
No	20 (58.80)	29 (58.86)	0.032	0.858
Yes	14 (41.20)	22 (43.14)