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Table 1 Demographic, pre-hospital, and in-hospital characteristics of the study population divided into groups based on initial partial pressure of arterial oxygen levels after the start of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation

From: Association between short-term neurological outcomes and extreme hyperoxia in patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest who underwent extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation: a retrospective observational study from a multicenter registry

Variables

Total (n = 847)

Normoxia (n = 277)

Moderate hyperoxia (n = 313)

Extreme hyperoxia (n = 257)

p value

Pre-hospital variables

Age (years)

62 (49–69)

58 (49–68)

62 (49–69)

64 (52–72)

0.017

Male, n (%)

670 (79.1)

223 (80.5)

258 (82.4)

189 (73.5)

0.091

Witness, n (%)

    

0.95

 EMS personnel

115 (15.7)

38 (16.2)

42 (16.1)

35 (14.8)

 

 Others

464 (63.5)

148 (63.2)

162 (62.1)

154 (65.3)

 

Bystander CPR, n (%)

326 (44.6)

102 (43.6)

120 (46.0)

104 (44.1)

0.74

Initial cardiac rhythm monitored, n (%)

    

0.55

 Vf/pulseless VT

463 (63.3)

141 (60.3)

177 (67.8)

145 (61.4)

 

 PEA

149 (20.4)

43 (18.4)

52 (19.9)

54 (22.9)

 

 Asystole

66 (9.0)

29 (12.4)

18 (6.9)

19 (8.1)

 

 Others

53 (7.3)

21 (9.0)

14 (5.4)

18 (7.6)

 

Pre-hospital shock delivery, n (%)

548 (75.0)

168 (71.8)

207 (79.3)

173 (73.3)

0.32

Pre-hospital adrenaline administration, n (%)

253 (34.6)

75 (32.1)

89 (34.1)

89 (37.7)

0.48

Pre-hospital advanced airway management, n (%)

378 (51.8)

117 (50.0)

145 (55.8)

116 (49.2)

0.51

Time from call to scene (mins)

7 (5–8)

7 (5–8)

7 (5–8)

7 (5–8)

0.86

Time from scene to hospital arrival (mins)

25 (19–32)

24 (19–31)

25 (19–34)

24 (19–30)

0.46

Cardiac origin, n (%)

715 (84.4)

226 (81.6)

266 (85.0)

223 (86.8)

0.059

In-hospital variables

Cardiac rhythm on arrival, n (%)

    

0.003

 Vf/pulseless VT

374 (44.2)

102 (36.8)

144 (46.0)

128 (49.8)

 

 PEA

241 (28.5)

74 (26.7)

96 (30.7)

71 (27.6)

 

 Asystole

164 (19.4)

69 (24.9)

51 (16.3)

44 (17.1)

 

 Others

68 (8.0)

32 (11.6)

22 (7.0)

14 (5.4)

 

In-hospital shock delivery, n (%)

539 (63.6)

151 (54.5)

220 (70.3)

168 (65.4)

< 0.001

In-hospital adrenaline administration, n (%)

747 (88.5)

236 (85.8)

273 (87.5)

238 (92.6)

0.031

Antiarrhythmic drug administration, n (%)

406 (48.3)

110 (40.0)

159 (51.5)

137 (53.3)

0.002

Transient ROSC before ECMO pump-on, n (%)

312 (37.1)

143 (51.8)

97 (31.4)

72 (28.0)

< 0.001

Time from hospital arrival to ECMO pump-on (mins)

32 (21–47)

35 (24–61)

30 (20–46)

30 (20–40)

< 0.001

Time from hospital arrival to BGA (mins)

60.5 (29–159)

40 (18–151)

78 (39–192)

60 (35–123.5)

< 0.001

pH

7.14 (6.95–7.29)

7.07 (6.88–7.25)

7.2 (7.01–7.31)

7.16 (6.96–7.30)

< 0.001

PaO2 (mmHg)

300 (148–427)

106 (83–145)

311 (254–351)

489 (439–537)

< 0.001

PaCO2 (mmHg)

39 (31–52)

48 (36–71)

37 (31–47)

36 (29–45)

< 0.001

HCO3− (mEq/L)

13.3 (9.7–17.2)

14.0 (10.4–17.3)

13.5 (9.9–17.5)

12.3 (8.5–15.8)

0.002

Lactate (mEq/L)

11.8 (6.9–16.0)

11.2 (6.1–15.9)

11.8 (6.6–16.0)

12.8 (8.3–16.0)

0.076

Intra-aortic balloon pump use, n (%)

531 (62.7)

180 (65.0)

191 (61.0)

160 (62.3)

0.53

Percutaneous coronary intervention, n (%)

348 (41.1)

122 (44.0)

112 (35.8)

114 (44.4)

0.004

Targeted temperature management, n (%)

469 (55.4)

161 (58.1)

165 (52.7)

143 (55.6)

0.39

  1. Data are presented as medians (interquartile ranges) for continuous variables and numbers (proportions) for categorical values. Proportions exclude missing data
  2. BGA blood gas analysis, CPR cardiopulmonary resuscitation, ECMO extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, EMS emergency medical service, HCO3− bicarbonate ion, PaCO2 partial pressure of arterial carbon dioxide, PaO2 partial pressure of arterial oxygen, PEA pulseless electrical activity, ROSC return of spontaneous circulation, Vf ventricular fibrillation, VT ventricular tachycardia