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Table 1 Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients

From: Impact of prolonged assisted ventilation on diaphragmatic efficiency: NAVA versus PSV

 

Patient

number

Age

Sex

PBW (Kg)

APACHE II

Causes of ARF

MV (days)

NAVA or PSV level (μV or cmH2O)

PEEP (cmH2O)

FiO2 %

ICU outcome

NAVA group

1

65

M

70

12

Politrauma

5

1

8

35

A

 

2

54

M

75

14

ARDS, sepsis

4

2

5

40

A

 

3

79

M

61

9

Politrauma

3

1,4

5

40

A

 

4

83

F

69

23

Pneumonia

5

1,2

6

50

D

 

5

27

F

48

10

Cardiac Failure

6

1,8

6

35

A

 

6

72

F

73

7

COPD exacerbation

4

1

8

50

A

 

7

83

F

60

8

Politrauma

7

1,5

8

35

A

 

8

63

M

67

16

Cardiac failure

4

1

10

50

D

 

9

47

F

57

15

ARDS, pneumonia

4

1,2

9

40

A

 

10

81

M

75

13

COPD exacerbation

7

1,5

6

45

A

 

11

81

F

52

15

Cardiac failure

4

2

8

50

A

 

12

80

F

61

13

COPD exacerbation

4

1

8

40

A

 

13

54

F

58

17

Pneumonia

9

1

10

50

D

Mean

 

66.8

 

63.5

13.2

 

5.1

1.35

7.5

43.1

 

SD

 

17.3

 

8.7

4.3

 

1.7

0.38

1.7

6.3

 

PSV group

1

76

M

70

11

Politrauma

5

12

8

40

A

 

2

80

M

66

14

Pneumonia

6

12

8

40

A

 

3

64

M

61

10

ARDS, politrauma

4

11

8

55

A

 

4

77

M

66

13

Pancreatitis

4

8

5

40

D

 

5

28

F

43

12

SLE

5

14

8

35

A

 

6

75

M

69

12

COPD exacerbation

6

12

9

60

A

 

7

74

F

52

20

Pneumonia, ARDS

4

11

6

50

A

 

8

84

F

66

17

Politrauma

8

15

7

45

A

 

9

65

M

62

20

ARDS, politrauma

7

10

10

50

D

 

10

73

M

70

13

ARDS, sepsis

4

8

10

35

A

 

11

81

M

68

15

Cardiac Failure

4

12

8

60

A

 

12

61

M

66

18

COPD exacerbation

5

12

8

35

D

Mean

 

69.8

 

63.2

14.6

 

5.1

11.4

7.9

45.4

 

SD

 

15

 

8.1

3.4

 

1.3

2.1

1.4

9.4

 
  1. NAVA neurally adjusted ventilator assist, PSV pressure support ventilation, PBW predicted body weight, APACHE II, Acute Physiology, Age and Chronic Health Evaluation II score (can range from 0 to 299, with higher scores indicating a higher probability of death), ARF acute respiratory failure, MV mechanical ventilation, PEEP positive end-expiratory pressure, ARDS acute respiratory distress syndrome, SLE systemic lupus erythematosus, COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, FiO 2 inspiratory oxygen fraction, D death, A alive