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Table 2 Skeletal muscle and brain regional tissue oxygenation during CPR

From: Skeletal muscle oxygenation during cardiopulmonary resuscitation as a predictor of return of spontaneous circulation: a pilot study

 

Skeletal muscle

Brain

All

(n = 20)

ROSC (n = 5)

No ROSC

(n = 15)

p

All

(n = 19)

ROSC (n = 3)

No ROSC

(n = 16)

p

Basal rSO2 (%)

20.5 (14.0–32.0)

49.0 (39,7–53,7)

15.0 (12.0–25.2)

0.006

31.0 (15.8–41.6)

38.0

29.5 (14.5–42.5)

0.4

Maximal

rSO2 (%)

44.0 (27.0–54.0)

76.0 (52.7–80.5)

34.0 (18.0–49.5)

0.005

45.0 (32.0–58.6)

77

42.0 (30.5–53.0)

0.01

Delta rSO2 (%)

15.5 (6.0–26.0)

26.0 (13.2–32.2)

9.0 (5.0–24,5)

0.3

14.0 (7.8–18.2)

27

10.5 (6.0–15.0)

0.007

End-CPR

rSO2 (%)

31.0 (13.0–47.0)

72.0 (48.7–74.7)

16.0 (12.0–35.0)

0.002

47.5 (32.5–54.6)

77

39.0 (29.7–52.7)

0.01

  1. Data are presented as median (interquartile range)
  2. Basal rSO2, rSO2 at the beginning of CPR; Maximal rSO2, the highest rSO2 during CPR; Delta RSO2, difference between maximal and minimal rSO2 during CPR; end-CPR rSO2, rSO2 at the end of CPR