SIPA Poorly Predicts Outcomes in Young Pediatric Trauma Patients

Space: StayCurrentMD Author: Katherine B. Snyder, Ryan Phillips, Kenneth Stewart, Zoona Sarwar, Catherine J. Hunter, Alessandra Landmann, Roxie Albrecht, Jeremy Johnson Published:

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Katherine B. Snyder, Ryan Phillips, Kenneth Stewart, Zoona Sarwar, Catherine J. Hunter, Alessandra Landmann, Roxie Albrecht, Jeremy Johnson

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The shock index pediatric adjusted score (SIPA) predicts the need for blood transfusion (BT), hemorrhage control interventions (HCI), morbidity/mortality among older pediatric trauma patients but is less predictive in younger patients. We hypothesize that SIPA will be predictive among older pediatric patients for BT, HCI, mortality, and need for trauma intervention (NFTI), however we aim to further delineate the gap in utilizing SIPA in younger patients.

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