Table 3 Clinical and demographic characteristics of patients with crush syndrome
n | % | |
|---|---|---|
Age groups | ||
1–7 | 22 | (9.4) |
8–17 | 52 | (22.3) |
18–64 | 147 | (63.1) |
65+ | 12 | (5.2) |
Gender | ||
M | 111 | (47.6) |
F | 122 | (52.4) |
Nationality | ||
TR | 182 | (78.1) |
SY | 51 | (21.9) |
Status | ||
Alive | 218 | (93.6) |
Exitus | 15 | (6.4) |
Surgery | ||
(−) | 75 | (32.2) |
After admission | 69 | (29.6) |
Before admission | 41 | (17.6) |
Both | 48 | (20.6) |
Dialysis | ||
(−) | 101 | (43.3) |
(+) | 132 | (56.7) |
Amputation | ||
(−) | 161 | (69.1) |
(+) | 72 | (30.9) |
Fasciotomy | ||
(−) | 192 | (82.4) |
(+) | 41 | (17.6) |
Thigh | ||
None | 113 | (48.5) |
Unilateral | 67 | (28.8) |
Bilateral | 53 | (22.7) |
Leg | ||
None | 72 | (30.9) |
Unilateral | 94 | (40.3) |
Bilateral | 67 | (28.8) |
Foot | ||
None | 72 | (30.9) |
Unilateral | 97 | (41.6) |
Bilateral | 64 | (27.5) |
Arm | ||
None | 177 | (76.0) |
Unilateral | 51 | (21.9) |
Bilateral | 5 | (2.1) |
Forearm | ||
None | 159 | (68.2) |
Unilateral | 64 | (27.5) |
Bilateral | 10 | (4.3) |
Hand | ||
None | 160 | (68.7) |
Unilateral | 64 | (27.5) |
Bilateral | 9 | (3.9) |
Abdominal trauma | ||
(−) | 204 | (87.6) |
(+) | 29 | (12.4) |
Thoracic trauma | ||
(−) | 186 | (79.8) |
(+) | 47 | (20.2) |
Lower limbs side | ||
None | 44 | (18.9) |
Unilateral | 110 | (47.2) |
Bilateral | 79 | (33.9) |
Injured lower limb parts (Thigh, Leg, Foot) | ||
0 | 44 | (18.9) |
1 | 30 | (12.9) |
2 | 62 | (26.6) |
3+ | 97 | (41.6) |
Upper limb side | ||
None | 143 | (61.4) |
Unilateral | 76 | (32.6) |
Bilateral | 14 | (6.0) |
Injured upper limbs parts (Arm, Forearm, Hand) | ||
0 | 143 | (61.4) |
1 | 20 | (8.6) |
2 | 27 | (11.6) |
3+ | 43 | (18.5) |