Research Article

A Selection of Trauma Scores Might Not Correlate with Coagulation Factor Activity following Multiple Injuries: A Retrospective Observational Study from a Level 1 Trauma Center

Table 4

Correlation of anatomical trauma scores with clotting factor activities or levels and clinical data.

Spearman’s rhoISS NISS
95% CI95% CI
LowerUpperLowerUpper

Fibrinogen-.36-.60-.05.024-.35-.56-.10.007
FII-.27-.55.10.092-.23-.45.02.080
Calcium-.32-.59.02.045-.35-.58-.10.007
FV-.14-.50.24.386-.23-.46.02.077
FVII-.03-.33.27.847-.04-.31.22.785
FVIII-.34-.64.03.031-.10-.36.18.447
FIX-.48-.75-.12.002-.30-.53-.06.020
FX-.18-.48.17.270-.21-.45.05.110
FXI-.48-.73-.11.002-.26-.49.00.047
FXII-.33-.61.03.038-.23-.47.02.085
FXIII-.26-.56.06.103-.30-.52-.04.022
INR.22-.02.43.081.27.02.48.040
PTT.27.02.50.028.31.06.53.018
Hemoglobin-.31-.56.00.012-.35-.54-.12.008
Lactate.15-.10.39.239.15-.18.44.270
PRBC.28.01.51.024.31.06.51.020
FFP.07-.16.30.605.17-.15.42.201

ISS: Injury Severity Score; NISS: New Injury Severity Score; CI: confidence interval; F: clotting factor; INR: International Normalized Ratio; PTT: Partial Thromboplastin Time; PRBC: Packed Red Blood Cells; FFP: Fresh Frozen Plasma. Results of ISS partially reproduced from [4]. Significant results of at least fair relationship were marked in bold.