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The aim is to determine the impact of admission fibrinogen levels on mortality and organ dysfunction in trauma patients.

March 30, 2026

Elevating the standards of hypofibrinogenemia in trauma: Higher thresholds of admission fibrinogen predict mortality and organ dysfunction

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The aim is to determine the impact of admission fibrinogen levels on mortality and organ dysfunction in trauma patients.
Analyzed fibrinogen levels upon admission in trauma patients
Evaluated the relationship between fibrinogen levels and 28-day/24-hour mortality
Assessed post-traumatic acute kidney injury (AKI) and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)
Admission hypofibrinogenemia <200 mg/dL is linked to increased 28-day mortality
Higher fibrinogen correlates with lower organ dysfunction rates
Fibrinogen also serves as a marker for AKI and ARDS after trauma

Abstract

Admission hypofibrinogenemia <200 mg/dL is associated with 28-day and 24 h mortality in trauma patients. Admission fibrinogen is also a marker for post-traumatic AKI and ARDS.

Elevating the standards of hypofibrinogenemia in trauma: Higher thresholds of admission fibrinogen predict mortality and organ dysfunction

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