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Table 1 Comparison of moderate-severe TBI children with at least one pituitary hormon deficiency to those without deficiency

From: Proceedings of Réanimation 2018, the French Intensive Care Society International Congress

 

Population

Any Pituitary hormon deficiency

No deficiency

p

Number (%)

110

23 (21%)

87 (79%)

 

Age (years)

7.8 (2.1–12.5)

9.4 (7.2–11.7)

7.38 (6.2–8.5)

Ns

Male

73 (66%)

19 (83%)

54 (62%)

Ns

Body weight (kg)

30 (14–45)

37.4 (28.4–46.4)

28.1 (24.1–32)

Ns

Cause of TBI

   

Ns

 Road Traffic Accident

56 (51%)

12 (52%)

44 (51%)

 

 Inflicted

12 (11%)

0

12 (14%)

 

 Fall

33 (30%)

10 (44%)

23 (26%)

 

 Blunt I

7 (6%)

1 (4%)

6 (7%)

 

 Penetrating

2 (2%)

0

2 (2%)

 

GCS

7 (5–9)

7 (5–8)

7 (6–7)

Ns

Pupillary dilatation

25 (23%)

3/22 (14%)

22/85 (26%)

Ns

ISS

26 (17–33)

29 (24–33)

25 (23–27)

Ns

PIM2

9.2 (3.9–8.7)

10.2 (3.4–16.9)

9 (6.6–11.3)

Ns

PELOD

16.8 (11–22)

17.8 (12.2–23.5)

16.6 (14.4–18.9)

Ns

Intracranial hypertension

53 (49%)

13 (57%)

40/86 (47%)

Ns

Neurosurgery

32 (29%)

4 (17%)

28/86 (33%)

Ns

IV Fluid Bolus

 Day 1

71 (65%)

16 (70%)

55/86 (64%)

Ns

 Day 2

41 (38%)

15 (65%)

26/86 (30%)

0.002

 Day3

19 (18%)

7 (30%)

12/85 (14%)

Ns

Vasoactive drugs

 Day 1

34 (31%)

9 (39%)

25/86 (29%)

Ns

 Day 2

20 (18%)

6 (26%)

14/86 (16%)

Ns

 Day 3

17 (16%)

5 (22%)

12/85 (14%)

Ns

Hemodynamic instability (until PICU discharge)

 

3 (3%)

0/22

3/82 (4%)

Ns

PICU stay

12.4 (4–12)

9.9 (6.6–13.3)

13 (6.3–19.8)

Ns

POPC (PICU discharge)

3 (2–4)

3 (2–3)

2 (2–3)

Ns

Death (PICU)

3 (2.7%)

0

3