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Description

Guo et al reported 2 models for predicting massive transfusion in a trauma patient. One model is based on LASSO and the second was based on vital signs alone. The authors are from Chinese PLA General Hospital Beijing and Tsinghua University in China.


Patient selection: trauma patient

 

Parameters:

(1) heart rate in beats per minute

(2) pulse pressure in mm Hg (systolic pressure minus diastolic pressure)

(3) serum base excess in mmol/L

(4) hemoglobin in g/L

(5) displaced pelvic fracture

(6) CT or FAST positive

 

Parameter

Finding

Beta Coefficient

heart rate

 

0.013 * (heart rate)

pulse pressure

 

-0.014 * (pressure)

serum base excess

 

-0.104 * (base excess)

hemoglobin

 

-0.048 * (hemoglobin)

displaced pelvic fracture

no

0

 

yes

0.757

examinations

CT positive

0.484

 

FAST positive

0.484

 

both positive

0.484

 

both negative

0

 

value of X =

= SUM(points for all of the beta-coefficients) + 2.419

 

probability of massive transfusion =

= 1 / ( 1 + EXP((-1) * X))

 

Performance:

• The area under the ROC curve is 0.89.


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