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Table 3 Factors associated with favorable neurological outcome after prolonged CPR duration

From: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation duration and favorable neurological outcome after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: a nationwide multicenter observational study in Japan (the JAAM-OHCA registry)

 

Total

Cases (%)

Adjusted OR

(95% CI)

CPR duration (continuous variable)

  

0.92

(0.88–0.95)

Age (per one year increment)

  

0.96

(0.94–0.98)

Sex

    

 Men

11,494

24 (0.2)

0.73

(0.37–1.48)

 Women

8060

14 (0.2)

Reference

 

Cause

    

 Cardiac etiology

11,108

23 (0.2)

0.86

(0.41–1.80)

 Non-cardiac etiology

8446

15 (0.2)

Reference

 

Bystander witness

    

 No

11,985

6 (0.1)

Reference

 

 Yes

7569

32 (0.4)

7.66

(3.04–19.30)

Bystander CPR

    

 No

10,569

28 (0.3)

Reference

 

 Yes

8985

10 (0.1)

0.48

(0.23–1.02)

EMS response time (continuous variable)

  

1.04

(0.97–1.12)

First documented rhythm at the scene

    

 Non-shockable

18,104

18 (0.1)

Reference

 

 Shockable

944

16 (1.7)

14.70

(6.62–32.62)

 Other

506

4 (0.8)

2.81

(0.89–8.84)

Adrenaline

    

 No

14,016

33 (0.2)

Reference

 

 Yes

5538

5 (0.1)

0.36

(0.14–0.94)

Advanced airway management

    

 No

1689

4 (0.2)

Reference

 

 Yes

17,865

34 (0.2)

0.78

(0.27–2.28)

  1. CPR, cardiopulmonary resuscitation; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval