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Published in: European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery 3/2022

Open Access 27-03-2022 | Correction

Correction to: Epidemiology and predictors of traumatic spine injury in severely injured patients: implications for emergency procedures

Authors: David Häske, Rolf Lefering, Jan-Philipp Stock, Michael Kreinest, The TraumaRegister DGU

Published in: European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery | Issue 3/2022

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The original version of this article unfortunately contained a mistake. The presentation of Table 2 was incorrect. The corrected Table 2 is given below.
Table 2
Multivariate logistic regression analysis to predict any relevant spine injury (AIS 3–6, n = 15,481; prevalence = 10.6%), and relevant cervical spine injury (AIS 3–6, n = 5929; prevalence = 5.1%)
Predictor
Complete spine
Cervical spine
Coefficient (SE)
OR
95% CI
p value
Coefficient (SE)
OR
95% CI
p value
Head AIS ≥ 3
− 1.655 (0.032)
0.191
0.180–0.203
 < 0.001
− 1.700 (0.047)
0.183
0.166–0.200
 < 0.001
Face AIS ≥ 3
− 0.307 (0.039)
0.736
0.681–0.795
 < 0.001
− 0.133 (0.056)
0.876
0.784–0.978
 = 0.018
Thorax AIS ≥ 3
− 0.996 (0.024)
0.369
0.352–0.387
 < 0.001
− 1.418 (0.040)
0.242
0.224–0.262
 < 0.001
Abdomen AIS ≥ 3
− 0.838 (0.043)
0.432
0.397–0.471
 < 0.001
− 1.131 (0.077)
0.323
0.277–0.375
 < 0.001
Extremities and pelvis AIS ≥ 3
− 1.421 (0.032)
0.241
0.227–0.257
 < 0.001
− 1.679 (0.056)
0.186
0.167–0.208
 < 0.001
Male
0.009 (0.025)
1.009
0.961–1.059
 = 0.730
0.210 (0.039)
1.234
1.144–1.332
 < 0.001
Blunt trauma
1.403 (0.092)
4.066
3.395–4.870
 < 0.001
1.292 (0.143)
3.640
2.748–4.821
 < 0.001
Accident mechanism (reference car)
 Motorcycle
 Bicycle
 Pedestrian
 Fall > 3 m
 Fall < 3 m
 Other
− 0.007 (0.038)
− 0.138 (0.048)
− 0.534 (0.061)
0.808 (0.031)
− 0.050 (0.037)
− 0.152 (0.045)
0.993
0.871
0.586
2.243
0.951
0.859
0.922–1.070
0.793–0.956
0.520–0.660
2.109–2.385
0.885–1.022
0.787–0.939
 = 0.852
 = 0.004
 < 0.001
 < 0.001
 = 0.172
 = 0.001
− 0.323 (0.063)
− 0.071 (0.066)
− 0.581 (0.086)
− 0.453 (0.056)
− 0.163 (0.053)
− 0.467 (0.070)
0.724
0.931
0.559
0.636
0.850
0.627
0.640–0.818
0.818–1.060
0.472–0.662
0.570–0.710
0.765–0.943
0.547–0.718
 < 0.001
 = 0.280
 < 0.001
 < 0.001
 = 0.002
 < 0.001
GCS ≤ 8 pre-hospital
− 0.455 (0.065)
0.634
0.559–0.720
 < 0.001
− 0.687 (0.095)
0.503
0.417–0.606
 < 0.001
SBP ≤ 90 mmHg
0.630 (0.032)
1.877
1.763–1.999
 < 0.001
0.851 (0.045)
2.342
2.144–2.557
 < 0.001
Age
 65–79 years
  ≥ 80 years
− 0.124 (0.029)
− 0.334 (0.042)
0.883
0.716
0.835–0.934
0.660–0.777
 < 0.001
 < 0.001
0.295 (0.043)
0.275 (0.056)
1.344
1.316
1.236–1.461
1.179–1.470
 < 0.001
 < 0.001
ECS motor response
 Specific
 Unspecific
 No response
0.153 (0.033)
0.431 (0.088)
1.154 (0.069)
1.165
1.539
3.171
1.091–1.244
1.296–1.827
2.768–3.633
 < 0.001
 < 0.001
 < 0.001
0.311 (0.052)
0.870 (0.127)
2.010 (0.098)
1.365
2.388
7.462
1.232–1.513
1.862–3.061
6.160–9.039
 < 0.001
 < 0.001
 < 0.001
ECS Eppendorf–Cologne Scale
Metadata
Title
Correction to: Epidemiology and predictors of traumatic spine injury in severely injured patients: implications for emergency procedures
Authors
David Häske
Rolf Lefering
Jan-Philipp Stock
Michael Kreinest
The TraumaRegister DGU
Publication date
27-03-2022
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Published in
European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery / Issue 3/2022
Print ISSN: 1863-9933
Electronic ISSN: 1863-9941
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s00068-022-01914-1

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