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Table 2 Characteristics of study population on ICU admission and outcomea

From: Impact of routine percutaneous coronary intervention after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest due to ventricular fibrillation

Characteristics

Overall population

Group 1 (< 45 yr)

Group 2 (45-54 yr)

Group 3 (55 to 64 yr)

Group 4 (65 to 74 yr)

Group 5 (≥75 yr)

 

(N = 111)

(n = 22)

(n = 27)

(n = 22)

(n = 23)

(n = 17)

SAP, mmHg

124 [107 to 146]

117 [107 to 140]

124 [113 to 138]

137 [121 to 158]

124 [106 to 142]

120 [104 to 146]

Heart rate, beats/min

91 [77 to 107]

94 [80 to 112]

92 [83 to 108]

93 [80 to 110]

85 [74 to 93]

82 [61 to 101]

Glasgow Coma Scale score

3 [3 to 3]

3 [3 to 3]

3 [3 to 3]

3 [3 to 3]

3 [3 to 3]

3 [3 to 3]

Base deficit, mmol/L

6.4 [3 to 10.4]

5.8 [2.6 to 11.4]

6.9 [4.4 to 11.4]

5.5 [3 to 10.9]

6.9 [1.4 to 10.4]

6.6 [3.3 to 9.2]

PaO2/FiO2 ratio, mmHg

253 [174 to 337]

234 [192 to 319]

294 [190 to 348]

205 [141 to 283]

248 [153 to 327]

255 [208 to 325]

Catecholamine infusion

62 (56)

14 (64)

14 (52)

12 (55)

14 (61)

8 (47)

Creatinine, μmol/L

111 [86 to 131]

98 [83 to 124]

114 [83 to 144]

112 [87 to 122]

126 [101 to 160]

109 [95 to 124]

SAPS II*

60 [52 to 68]

53 [48 to 62]

56 [51 to 66]

57 [48 to 61]

62 [59 to 73]

72 [63 to 79]

Coronary angiography*

91 (82)

21 (95)

25 (93)

20 (91)

16 (70)

9 (53)

PCI in patients with coronary angiography

46 (51)

7

14

12

9

4

MTH 32°C to 34°C*

78 (70)

19 (86)

21 (78)

17 (77)

13 (57)

8 (47)

In-hospital survival**

60 (54)

14 (64)

14 (52)

14 (64)

14 (61)

4 (24)

  1. aSAP: systolic arterial pressure; PaO2/FiO2 ratio, ratio of partial pressure of arterial oxygen to the fraction of inspired oxygen; SAPS II: Simplified Acute Physiology Score II; PCI: percutaneous coronary intervention; MTH: mild therapeutic hypothermia. *P < 0.05 between-group comparisons. **P = 0.06 between-group comparisons. Numbers between brackets are percentages or 25th to 75th percentiles.