TABLE 27

Mortality data

OutcomeStandard care arm (n = 805)Intervention arm (n = 799)Overall (= 1604)p-value
Mortality at 6 hours from admission, n/N (%)68/795 (8.6)56/784 (7.1)124/1579 (7.9)
OR (95% CI) for mortality at 6 hours from admissiona0.82 (0.58 to 1.17)0.2595
Mortality at 24 hours from admission, n/N (%)97/794 (12.2)88/783 (11.2)185/1577 (11.7)
OR (95% CI) for mortality at 24 hours from admissiona0.91 (0.63 to 1.31)0.6064
Death from bleeding at 6 hours from admission, n/N (%)35/795 (4.4)32/784 (4.1)67/1579 (4.2)
OR (95% CI) for death from bleeding at 6 hours from admissiona0.93 (0.54 to 1.58)0.7675
Death from bleeding at 24 hours from admission, n/N (%)39/794 (4.9)43/783 (5.5)82/1577 (5.2)
OR (95% CI) for death from bleeding at 24 hours from admissiona1.13 (0.62 to 2.05)0.6776
Median (IQR) time to death from bleeding among those who bled, in minutesb86 (40–205)191 (81–445)132 (59–353)0.0212
a

Intervention arm relative to standard care arm adjusted for centre, from mixed logistic regression model.

b

Post hoc p-value from Mann–Whitney test.

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