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Table 1 Summary statistics for patient characteristics in the CRASH-2 trial

From: Including random centre effects in design, analysis and presentation of multi-centre trials

Patient level characteristics

Tranexamic acid (n = 10,060)

Placebo (n = 10,067)

Age (years)

 Mean (SD)

34.6 (14.14)

34.5 (14.39)

 < 25

2777 (27.6%)

2838 (28.2%)

 25–34

3006 (29.9%)

3070 (30.5%)

 35–44

1966 (19.5%)

1832 (18.2%)

 > 44

2311 (23.0%)

2326 (23.1%)

Sex

 Men

8413 (83.6%)

8456 (84.0%)

 Women

1647 (16.4%)

1610 (15.99%)

 Not known

0

1 (0.01%)

Glasgow Coma Scale (total)

 Severe (3–8)

1789 (17.8%)

1830 (18.2%)

 Moderate (9–12)

1349 (13.4%)

1344 (13.4%)

 Mild (13–15)

6915 (68.7%)

6877 (68.3%)

 Not known

7 (< 1%)

16 (< 1%)

Time since injury (hours)

 Mean (SD)

3.22 (19.99)

3.26 (20.03)

 ≤ 1

3747 (37.3%)

3705 (36.8%)

 > 1–3

3037 (30.2%)

2996 (29.8%)

 > 3

3272 (32.5%)

3362 (33.4%)

 Not known

4 (0.04%)

4 (0.04%)

Type of injury

 Blunt*

6788 (67.5%)

6817 (67.7%)

 Penetrating

3272 (32.5%)

3250 (32.3%)

Systolic blood pressure (mm Hg)

 ≤ 75

1562 (15.5%)

1599 (15.9%)

 76–89

1609 (16.0%)

1689 (16.8%)

 ≥ 90

6878 (68.4%)

6761 (67.2%)

 Not known

11 (< 1%)

18 (< 1%)

28-day mortality

 Dead (all-cause)

1463 (14.5%)

1613 (16.0%)

 Dead due to bleeding

489 (4.9%)

575 (5.7%)

  1. *Includes patients with both blunt and penetrating and those with only blunt injuries