Data relating to the impact of the SARS-CoV-19 pandemic on trauma bay management and guideline adherence in a European level-one-trauma center

This dataset comprises a single<b> .xlsx</b> spreadsheet comparing patients admitted to the trauma bay of one academic level-one trauma center in March and April 2019 with patients admitted in March and April 2020.<br>These data underlie the related manuscript: The impact of SARS-CoV-19 pandemic on trauma bay management and guideline adherence in a European level-one-trauma center. The aim of the study described in this manuscript was to determine whether potential adjustments of trauma bay algorithms during a global pandemic could reduce contamination and increase safety for patients and medical personnel.<br>In the related manuscript, the two groups are termed <i>Group Ref </i>for the reference group from 2019 and <i>Group Pan </i>for the pandemic group from 2020. In the spreadsheet, these can be sorted by the "Year" column.<br> The cohort included 74 patients, mean age 50.0 (± 21.8) years. 54 were male (73.0%). Group <i>Ref</i> included 44 (59.4%) patients, while Group <i>Pan</i> included 30 (40.5%) patients. <br><br>

本数据集仅包含一份<b>.xlsx</b>格式电子表格，用于对比2019年3月至4月与2020年3月至4月期间，某学术型一级创伤中心创伤抢救室收治的患者。
本数据集支撑的相关研究论文题为《欧洲一级创伤中心内SARS-CoV-19大流行对创伤抢救室管理及指南依从性的影响》。该论文所述研究的目的，在于明确全球大流行期间，对创伤抢救室诊疗流程进行针对性调整，是否能够降低污染风险，并提升患者与医护人员的安全性。
在该研究论文中，2019年的对照组被命名为<i>对照组（Group Ref）</i>，2020年大流行期间的队列被命名为<i>大流行组（Group Pan）</i>。在本电子表格中，可通过"年份（Year）"列对两组进行排序。
本队列共纳入74例患者，平均年龄为50.0岁（±21.8岁），其中男性54例，占比73.0%。对照组（Group Ref）纳入44例患者，占总样本的59.4%；大流行组（Group Pan）纳入30例患者，占总样本的40.5%。