Table 1

Patient, injury, intervention and outcome demographic characteristics by type of RAPTOR intervention

CharacteristicNo. (%) of patients*p value
Truly simultaneous
n = 12
Rapid serial
n = 23
Age, median, yr49450.4
Male sex11 (92)20 (87)0.7
Blunt mechanism11 (92)15 (65)0.09
Injury Severity Scale score, median34260.2
Abbreviated Injury Scale score, median
 Thorax330.2
 Abdomen540.01
 Lower extremity330.4
Damage-control measures10 (83)12 (52)0.03
Massive transfusion8 (67)7 (30)0.04
Hemodynamic instability11 (92)13 (57)0.03
Preoperative computed tomography3 (25)16 (70)0.01
Time to RAPTOR suite, mean ± SD, min31 ± 859 ± 140.02
Percutaneous intervention
 Therapeutic: stent23
 Therapeutic: embolization613
  Liver target38
  Pelvis target35
 Diagnostic: angiography47
REBOA021.0
Length of stay, median, d16130.4
ICU length of stay, median, d750.7
No. of ICU-free days, median1080.6
No. of hospital-free days, median129313300.8
Died2 (17)3 (13)0.8
  • ICU = intensive care unit; RAPTOR = resuscitation with angiography, percutaneous techniques and operative repair; REBOA = resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta; SD = standard deviation.

  • * Except where noted otherwise.