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Table 2 Maximal oxygen pressure (PaO 2 ), inspired oxygen concentration (FiO 2 ) and P/F ratio according to location of the cardiac arrest

From: Prevalence and factors correlating with hyperoxia exposure following cardiac arrest – an observational single centre study

 

All patients

OHCA

IHCA

ICUCA

P-value

n = 119

n = 51

n = 48

n = 20

PaO 2 max (mmHg)

  0-1 h

180 (101–349)

265 (145–466)

124 (91–211)

177 (92–390)

0,001

  1-24 h

212 (126–318)

295 (205–441)

169 (123–247)

138 (120–234)

0,001

FiO 2 max

  0-1 h

100 (50–100)

100

100 (50–100)

100 (50–100)

0,001

  1-24 h

100 (30–100)

100 (35–100)

100 (30–100)

90 (35–100)

0,233

P/F -ratio

  0-1 h

187 (105–358)

265 (145–466)

127 (93–222)

218 (136–390)

0,001

  1-24 h

293 (178–425)

408 (286–518)

226 (150–333)

230 (140–389)

0,001

Hyperoxia exposure

41%

65% (33)

21% (10)

30% (6)

0,001

  0-1 h

28% (30)

44% (20)

12% (5)

26% (5)

0,005

  1-24 h

28% (32)

47% (24)

11% (5)

16% (3)

0,000

  1. * The maximal PaO2 values and P/F-ratios are shown with median and IQR. The maximal Fi02 values with median and maximum and minimum values.