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Biological sex is considered a risk factor for adverse outcome after major trauma. We hypothesized that female sex is protective against organ failure, sepsis and mortality in patients with traumatic haemorrhage.We selected patients from TraumaRegister DGU ® (TR-DGU) with primary admission for blunt trauma with an injury severity score ≥16 and an ICU stay ≥3 days that presented with relevant...
Admission blood glucose is known to be a predictor for outcome in several disease patterns, especially in critically ill trauma patients. The underlying mechanisms for the association of hyperglycaemia and poor outcome are still not proven. It was hypothesised that hyperglycaemia upon hospital admission is associated with haemorrhagic shock and in-hospital mortality.Data was extracted from an observational...
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