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Table 2 Showing ECMO, cardiovascular and ventilatory supports

From: Early fluid balance and mortality following extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation: a high volume, single center study

 

Entire Cohort

(n = 100)

Dead at day 28

(n = 51)

Alive at Day 28

(n = 49)

p value

ECMO Parameters

Location of Cannulation

Bedside

75 / 100 (75.0%)

41 / 51 (80.4%)

34 / 49 (69.4%)

0.20

OT

5 / 100 (5.0%)

4 / 51 (7.8%)

1 / 49 (2.0%)

0.39

Cath Lab

12 / 100 (12.0%)

2 / 51 (3.9%)

10 / 49 (20.4%)

0.01

Pre-hospital

8 / 100 (8.0%)

4 / 51 (7.8%)

4 / 49 (8.2%)

1.00

ECMO Blood flow, litres per minute (median, IQR)

Day 1 a

3.2 (2.9–3.5)

3.3 (2.9–3.6)

3.1 (2.8–3.5)

0.43

Day 2

3.2 (3.0–3.6)

3.2 (2.9–3.6)

3.1 (3.0–3.5)

0.91

Day 3

3.2 (2.5–3.6)

3.5 (2.9–3.6)

3.0 (2.4–3.4)

0.06

Angiographyb

64 / 99 (64.6%)

29 / 51 (56.9%)

35 / 48 (72.9%)

0.10

LV Decompression (n, %)c

13 / 100 (13.0%)

6 / 51 (11.8%)

7 / 49 (14.3%)

0.71

Ventilatory Parameters, mmHg (mean, SD)

Daily PaO2d

168 (110)

207 (143)

146 (78)

0.03

Daily CO2d

38 (5)

38 (7)

38 (4)

0.81

Delta CO2e

7.3 (16.8)

10.9 (20.7)

4.3 (12.1)

0.11

High dose vasopressors, n (%)f

58 / 95 (61.1%)

37 / 47 (78.7%)

21 / 48 (43.8%)

0.001

CRRT on ECMO, n (%)

63 / 98 (64.3%)

33 / 50 (66.0%)

30 / 48 (62.5%)

0.72

  1. ECMO = extra corporeal membrane oxygenation, OT = operating theatre, LV = left ventricular, CRRT = continuous renal replacement therapy
  2. a ECMO flow on day 1 is ECMO flow rate at 4 h post initiation
  3. b Of those 64 undergoing angiography a culprit lesion was found in 46/64 (71.8%), with 23/29 and 23/35 finding a culprit lesion
  4. c LV decompression includes LV vent, Impella and IABP
  5. d Averaged over the first 3 days (readings taken at the same time as day 1)
  6. e Delta CO2 is the difference between PaCO2 prior to ECMO initiation to PaCO2 24 h later
  7. f High dose vasopressors are defined as a noradrenaline dose > 0.26mcg/kg/min or addition of vasopressin [11]