Evaluation of Serum Creatine Kinase and Urinary Myoglobin as Markers in Detecting Development of Acute Renal Failure in Severely Injured Trauma Patients

Table 1

Baseline characteristics of the study group.

Parameter	Frequency
Age*	33±16
Sex
Men	89 (83.2)
Women	18 (16.8)
Organ failure
Yes	58 (54.2)
No	49 (45.8)
Cardiac failure
Yes	9 (8.4)
No	98 (91.6)
Hepatic failure
Yes	32 (29.9)
No	75 (70.1)
Renal failure
Yes	10 (9.3)
No	97 (90.6)
Permanent	3 (30)
Transient	7 (70)
Pulmonary failure
Yes	23 (21.5)
No	84 (78.5)
Sepsis
Yes	4 (3.74)
No	103 (96.3)
Type of injury
Head injury
Severe	38 (35.5)
Moderate	12 (11.2)
Minor	10 (9.3)
Blunt abdomen trauma	12 (11.2)
Cervical spine injury	3 (2.8)
Fracture	6 (5.6)
Faciomaxillary injury	5 (4.6)
Soft tissue	3 (2.8)
Electrocuted, suicide, fall, and gunshot	18 (16.8)
Injury severity score
≤24	89 (83.1)
>24	18 (17.1)
Glasgow coma score
14-15, mild	43 (40.2)
8–13, moderate	28 (26.2)
1–7, severe	36 (33.6)
Systolic arterial blood pressure mm of Hg
Hypotension, <90	8 (7.5)
Normal, 90–120	60 (56.1)
Hypertension, >120	39 (36.4)
Coagulopathy
Yes	21 (19.6)
No	86 (80.3)
Immediate hospital outcome
Dead	24 (22.4)
Discharged	83 (77.6)

Data expressed as percentage or ∗mean ± SD.