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Table 2 Main results of the study

From: Physiological effects of awake prone position in acute hypoxemic respiratory failure

 

Supine position

Prone position

Supine position after proning

P value1

Supine versus prone

P value2

Prone versus supine position after proning

P value3

Supine versus supine position after proning

Gas exchange

      

FiO2

0.6 [0.6–0.6]

0.6 [0.6–0.6]

0.6 [0.6–0.6]

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

PaO2, mmHg

74 [69–93]

104 [76–129]

66 [54–73]

0.001

0.02

 > 0.001

PaO2/FiO2, mmHg

123 [111–155]

191 [125–217]

110 [90–124]

0.002

 < 0.001

0.001

SpO2, %

97 [96–99]

97 [96–99]

94 [90–95]

 > 0.99

 < 0.001

0.002

PaCO2, mmHg

35 [32–36]

34 [33–37]

35 [33–38]

0.71

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

Self-assessed symptoms

      

Dyspnea, VAS

4 [2–4]

3 [1–4]

3 [1–4]

0.11

0.71

 > 0.99

Self-assessed discomfort, VAS

3 [2–5]

5 [4–6]

3 [2–4]

0.14

0.01

 > 0.99

Respiratory mechanics

      

Esophageal pressure, end expiratory, cmH2O

7 [7–13]

6 [3–7]

7 [6–14]

 < 0.001

 > 0.99

 < 0.001

Transpulmonary pressure, end expiratorya, cmH2O

− 5 [− 11 to − 4]

− 4 [− 5 to 0]

− 5 [− 11 to − 3.5]

 < 0.001

 < 0.001

 > 0.99

ΔPES, cmH2O

9 [8–12]

12 [11–13]

9 [8–14]

0.04

0.43

 > 0.99

ΔPL, cmH2O

8 [5–9]

9 [7–11]

7 [6–9]

0.17

0.51

 > 0.99

Inspiratory time, s

1.05 [0.90–1.32]

0.95 [0.90–1.20]

1.00 [0.77–1.25]

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

Expiratory time, s

1.23 [0.96–1.41]

1.44 [1.38–1.49]

1.31[1.15–1.57]

0.05

0.43

 > 0.99

Respiratory rate, breaths per minute

27 [26–30]

24 [22–26]

27 [23–34]

0.05

0.03

 > 0.99

Simplified PES pressure–time-product per minute, cmH2O s min−1

105 [81–129]

131 [75–154]

117 [57–184]

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

Time constant (s)

0.40 [0.37–0.44]

0.53 [0.32–0.61]

0.41 [0.31–0.46]

0.03

0.05

 > 0.99

Resistance (cmH2O s A.U.−3)

6 [3–9]

9 [4–11]

7 [2–10]

0.05

0.13

 > 0.99

EIT-derived indices

      

Standardized minute ventilation (arbitrary unites/minute)

11524 [8959–26376]

15927 [14673–20894]

15522 [9062–34072]

0.09

 > 0.99

0.30

TidalΔZ, arbitrary units

528 [418–1004]

756[669–1275]

643[401–1244]

0.08

0.08

 > 0.99

Ventral ROI

27 [12–65]

61 [16–80]

42 [29–53]

0.01

 > 0.99

0.13

Mid-ventral ROI

78 [50–233]

102 [55–397]

171 [32–303]

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

Mid-dorsal ROI

200 [164–566]

279 [255–580]

253 [145–499]

0.09

 > 0.99

0.09

Dorsal ROI

54 [37–184]

122 [87–225]

87 [35–213]

0.05

 > 0.99

0.43

Pendelluft, % of TidalΔZ

31 [14–55]

55 [7–57]

44 [13–66]

 > 0.99

0.30

0.82

Lung Compliance, Arbitrary units/cmH2O

67 [60–115]

89 [79–179]

76 [57–162]

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

Ventral ROI

2 [2–9]

7 [2–10]

5 [4–7]

0.13

0.60

 > 0.99

Mid-ventral ROI

12 [7–21]

10 [7–35]

20 [7–43]

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

Mid-dorsal ROI

28 [20–67]

38 [26–81]

23 [17–80]

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

 > 0.99

Dorsal ROI

7 [5–21]

16 [10–22]

10 [7–26]

0.13

0.60

 > 0.99

EELI, arbitrary units

1456 [959–2420]

3887 [3414–8547]

1879 [1114–4143]

0.002

0.01

 > 0.99

Ventral ROI

73 [49–105]

265 [111–390]

106 [43–198]

 < 0.001

0.02

 > 0.99

Mid-ventral ROI

492 [293–786]

1195 [1061–2372]

573 [371–1187]

0.002

0.01

 > 0.99

Mid-dorsal ROI

736 [440–1288]

1794 [1656–4325]

849 [550–2029]

 < 0.001

0.004

 > 0.99

Dorsal ROI

194 [129–340]

615 [494–1015]

299 [131–583]

0.002

0.01

 > 0.99

Dynamic strain

0.38 [0.30–0.59]

0.21 [0.16–0.24]

0.27 [0.22–0.55]

0.004

0.04

 > 0.99

Ventral ROI

0.35 [0.23–0.58]

0.23 [0.12–0.29]

0.34 [0.28–0.77]

0.04

0.02

 > 0.99

Mid-ventral ROI

0.20 [0.12–0.32]

0.07 [0.04—0.15]

0.19 [0.08—0.43]

0.01

0.14

 > 0.99

Mid-dorsal ROI

0.34 [0.21–0.50]

0.16 [0.10–0.24]

0.23 [0.19–0.31]

 < 0.001

0.11

0.39

Dorsal ROI

0.32 [0.24–0.42]

0.17 [0.15–0.25]

0.31 [0.15–0.54]

0.27

 > 0.99

0.77

Hemodynamics

      

Heart rate, beats per minute

72 [62–80]

74 [65–78]

75 [61–84]

0.72

0.13

0.55

Arterial pressure, mmHg

      

Systolic

138 [120–151]

136 [122–155]

132 [112–149]

0.44

0.45

0.86

Diastolic

72 [58–90]

70 [58–81]

66 [55–87]

0.32

0.45

0.12

  1. Data are reported as medians [interquartile ranges]
  2. All paired comparisons were adjusted with Bonferroni’s or Dunn’s correction. As appropriate. P values ≤ 0.05 are considered statistically significant
  3. aThe airway pressure during HFNO was not measured but assumed to be constant at 2.5 cmH2O