Comparison of the clinical characteristics between the patients with and without new-onset of pseudoaneurysms.

<p>¹BP; blood pressure.</p><p>²GCS; Glasgow coma scale.</p><p>³OIS; organ injury scale.</p><p>⁴CT; computed tomography.</p><p>⁵ISS; injury severity score.</p><p>⁶PT; pro-thrombin activity.</p><p>⁷Early mobilization; defined as mobilization from the bed within three days post-injury.</p><p>Comparison of the clinical characteristics between the patients with and without new-onset of pseudoaneurysms.</p

Clinical characteristics of patients successfully treated with nonoperative management for blunt abdominal trauma.

<p>¹BP; blood pressure.</p><p>²Shock indicates patients whose systolic blood pressure was less than 90 mmHg or whose shock index (systolic pressure/heart rate) was < 1.0.</p><p>³GCS; Glasgow coma scale.</p><p>⁴OIS; organ injury scale.</p><p>⁵CT; computed tomography.</p><p>⁶ISS; injury severity score.</p><p>⁷PT; pro-thrombin activity.</p><p>⁸NOM with TAE; patients who were treated with nonoperative management with trans-catheter arterial embolization.</p><p>Clinical characteristics of patients successfully treated with nonoperative management for blunt abdominal trauma.</p

Protocol for the management of abdominal solid organ injuries.

<p>Protocol for the management of abdominal solid organ injuries.</p

Clinical characteristics and outcomes of the patients with PAs.

<p>¹TAE; trans-catheter arterial embolization.</p><p>Clinical characteristics and outcomes of the patients with PAs.</p