Table 1 Characteristics of injury and pediatric trauma patients who presented with stress-induced hyperglycemia (SIH) and non-diabetic normoglycemia (NDN).

From: Impact of stress-induced hyperglycemia on the outcome of children with trauma: A cross-sectional analysis based on propensity score-matched population

Variables

SIH

(n = 36)

NDN (n = 1,022)

P

Sex, n (%)

  

0.855

   Male

24(66.7)

707(69.2)

 

   Female

12(33.3)

315(30.8)

 

Age, years

12.6 ± 5.7

14.4 ± 4.9

0.073

Mechanisms, n (%)

   Driver of motor vehicle

0(0.0)

5(0.5)

1.000

   Passenger of motor vehicle

0(0.0)

12(1.2)

1.000

   Driver of motorcycle

12(33.3)

442(43.2)

0.304

   Passenger of motorcycle

6(16.7)

99(9.7)

0.249

   Bicycle

3(8.3)

86(8.4)

1.000

   Pedestrian

4(11.1)

17(1.7)

0.004

   Fall

8(22.2)

232(22.7)

1.000

   Strike by/against object

3(8.3)

129(12.6)

0.610

AIS ≥3, n (%)

   Head/Neck

17(47.2)

192(18.8)

<0.001

   Face

1(2.8)

3(0.3)

0.129

   Thorax

5(13.9)

35(3.4)

0.009

   Abdomen

9(25.0)

39(3.8)

<0.001

   Extremity

11(30.6)

228(22.3)

0.309

   External

2(5.6)

4(0.4)

<0.001

Isolated AIS ≥3, n (%)

   Head/Neck

9(25.0)

164(16.0)

0.153

   Face

0(0.0)

2(0.2)

0.790

   Thorax

1(2.8)

12(1.2)

0.391

   Abdomen

2(5.6)

22(2.2)

0.178

   Extremity

4(11.1)

205(20.1)

0.185

   External

2(5.6)

4(0.4)

<0.001

   ISS, median (IQR)

17.5(9.0–28.3)

5.0(4.0–10.0)

<0.001

   <16

13(36.1)

849(83.1)

<0.001

   16–24

11(30.6)

126(12.3)

0.004

   ≥25

12(33.3)

47(4.6)

<0.001

   LOS (days)

16.4 ± 15.1

7.8 ± 9.0

0.002

   ICU, n (%)

20(55.6)

214(20.9)

<0.001

   Mortality, n (%)

2(5.6)

6(0.6)

0.028

  1. AIS = Abbreviated Injury Scale; ICU = intensive care unit; IQR = interquartile range; ISS = injury severity score; LOS = length of stay.