Use of the Braden Scale to Predict Injury Severity in Mass Burn Casualties

Zhikang Zhu; Bin Xu; Jiaming Shao; Shuangshuang Wang; Ronghua Jin; Tingting Weng; Sizhan Xia; Wei Zhang; Min Yang; Chunmao Han; Xingang Wang

doi:10.12659/MSM.934039

02 February 2022 : Clinical Research

Use of the Braden Scale to Predict Injury Severity in Mass Burn Casualties

Zhikang Zhu^12ABCDEF, Bin Xu^12ABD, Jiaming Shao^12BCD, Shuangshuang Wang^123BC, Ronghua Jin^12CD, Tingting Weng^12CD, Sizhan Xia^12CD, Wei Zhang^12CD, Min Yang^12CD, Chunmao Han^12ABDG, Xingang Wang^12ABCDEF*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.934039

Med Sci Monit 2022; 28:e934039

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Table 2 The multivariate logistic regression between potential predictor markers and injury severity.

	Severe patients (NISS ≥16)
	Odds ratio (OR)		95% CI	Adjusted OR*		95% CI
NRS	1.699	1.031	2.800	1.816	1.035	3.187
GCS	0.434	0.105	1.797	0.397	0.081	1.949
Braden scale	0.702	0.579	0.852	0.693	0.564	0.851
>10% 2 degree burns	1.211	0.188	7.805	1.315	0.147	11.734
Inhalation injury	0.134	0.006	3.090	0.115	0.003	4.280
High risk of shock	14.946	0.208	1071.839	0.110	0.001	11.133
NISS – New Injury Severity Score; NRS – numerical rating scale; GCS – Glasgow Coma Scale. ^* Adjusted for age, gender, occupation, and chronic diseases (diabetes and hypertension).

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