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 5

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

Spearman’s rhoGCS RTS
95% CI95% CI
LowerUpperLowerUpper

Fibrinogen.27.03.49.029.44.18.63.003
FII.16-.08.38.206.49.27.68.001
Calcium.36.09.57.004.59.33.77.000
FV.17-.08.39.185.30-.01.54.053
FVII-.07-.30.18.599.20-.10.46.208
FVIII.18-.04.38.149.32.04.59.036
FIX.16-.08.38.198.41.13.63.008
FX.13-.10.36.313.37.10.62.015
FXI.11-.12.33.394.40.12.64.008
FXII.14-.14.37.262.50.25.69.001
FXIII.29.04.52.018.54.30.71.000
INR-.19-.44.06.143-.41-.65-.07.008
PTT-.34-.56-.05.006-.47-.76-.11.002
Hemoglobin.33.08.55.009.51.25.72.001
Lactate-.21-.45.04.090-.30-.57.04.056
PRBC.08-.23.40.551-.17-.48.17.268
FFP.17-.18.38.190-.06-.44.25.683

GCS: Glasgow Coma Scale; RTS: Revised Trauma Score; CI: confidence interval; F: clotting factor; INR: International Normalized Ratio; PTT: Partial Thromboplastin Time; PRBC: Packed Red Blood Cells; FFP: Fresh Frozen Plasma. Significant results of at least fair relationship were marked in bold.