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Table 1 Patient characteristics and outcomes of the AH and non-AH groups

From: Low-flow time and outcomes in hypothermic cardiac arrest patients treated with extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation: a secondary analysis of a multi-center retrospective cohort study

Variables

Total

AH

Non-AH

p value

n = 1252

n = 105

n = 1147

 

Age, years, median (IQR)

61 (49–69)

66 (56–74)

60 (49–68)

< 0.001

Male, n (%)

1033 (82.5%)

76 (72.4%)

957 (83.4%)

0.004

Location of cardiac arrest, n (%)

    

 Home

514 (41.1%)

39 (37.1%)

475 (41.4%)

0.52

 Public space

596 (47.6%)

51 (48.6%)

545 (47.5%)

 

 Ambulance

142 (11.3%)

15 (14.3%)

127 (11.1%)

 

Witness, n (%)

965 (77.1%)

49 (46.7%)

916 (79.9%)

< 0.001

Bystander CPR, n (%)

727 (58.1%)

47 (44.8%)

680 (59.3%)

0.004

Initial cardiac rhythm at the scene, n (%)

    

 Shockable

808 (64.5%)

57 (54.3%)

751 (65.5%)

0.022

 Unshockable

444 (35.5%)

48 (45.7%)

396 (34.5%)

 

Initial cardiac rhythm at hospital arrival, n (%)

    

 Shockable

598 (47.8%)

53 (50.5%)

545 (47.5%)

0.56

 Unshockable

654 (52.2%)

52 (49.5%)

602 (52.5%)

 

Body temperature at hospital arrival, °C, median (IQR)

35.1 (34.0–35.8)

26 (22.9–29.8)

35.2 (34.3–35.9)

< 0.001

Low-flow time, minutes, median (IQR)

52 (42–63)

60 (47–79)

51 (42–62)

< 0.001

Outcome, n (%)

    

 Survival at hospital discharge

338 (27.0%)

47 (44.8%)

291 (25.4%)

< 0.001

 Favorable neurological outcome

174 (13.9%)

27 (25.7%)

147 (12.8%)

< 0.001

  1. AH: accidental hypothermia; CPR: cardiopulmonary resuscitation; IQR: interquartile range