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Table 2 Comparison of clinical parameters at presentation between unilateral and bilateral groups

From: Are traumatic bilateral adrenal injuries associated with higher morbidity and mortality?-A prospective observational study

Parameters

Unilateral adrenal injury (n = 34)

Bilateral adrenal injury (n = 13)

Median (Min-Max)

Median (Min-Max)

RR (cycle/min)

18 (6–34)

20 (16–24)

Pulse (beats/min)

78 (63–199)

100(78–164)

SBP (mm of Hg)

110 (80–160)

118 (90–178)

DBP (mm of Hg)

73 (58–110)

72(60–108)

GCSa

15 (3–15)a

13 (3–15)a

Hb (g/dl)

9.9 (3.4-15.5)

10.3 (6–14.5)

Hct

31.4 (10–48)

31.4 (17–41.8)

B.Urea (mg/dl)

29 (15–145)

30.5 (21–64)

Creat (mg/dl)

0.8 (0.3-10.6)

0.9 (0.6-1.2)

  1. RR: Respiratory rate, SBP: Systolic BP, DBP: Diastolic BP, GCS: Glasgow Coma Scale, Hb: Hemoglobin. Hct: Hematocrit, B.urea: Blood Urea, Creat; Serum Creatinine
  2. aSignificant, P-value = 0.003 by Mann–Whitney test