Clinical indicators as prognostic factors of multi-trauma patients in the Intensive Care Unit

Background: In recent years, there has been a growing interest in understanding the role of prognostic factors patient outcome.Aim: To investigate clinical indicators, and severity-of-disease assessment scales, as outcome multi-trauma patients ICU.Material Method: The sample consisted 65 ICU treated hospital Thessaloniki city, with an average stay 16.5 days. Clinical indicators such Glasgow Coma Scale, heart rate, mean arterial pressure, lactic acid, hemoglobin, urine output, well APACHE II SAPS were recorded on day admission to ICU.Data analysis: Data analyzed using multiple logistic regression Mann-Whitney Test. Multiple analysis was performed examine predictive capacity specific outcome.Results: results showed that cases where all changed, then may be affected by 79,4% (Relative Risk 3.846, p<0.001). Scale (p=0.022) hemoglobin (p=0.013) strongest influencing related outcome. used evaluate value Apache demonstrated both systems could significantly predict (APACHE II=0.019 II=0.013).Conclusion: Hemoglobin values upon appear strong