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Table 2 Demographics of patients fulfilling all inclusion criteria

From: Pre-hospital ECPR in an Australian metropolitan setting: a single-arm feasibility assessment—The CPR, pre-hospital ECPR and early reperfusion (CHEER3) study

Demographics

 

n

10

Male, n, (%)

10 (100%)

Age mean (range), years

46 (20–62)

Location of cardiac arrest

 

Work place n, (%)

5 (50%)

Public place n, (%)

4 (40%)

Home n, (%)

1 (10%)

Signs of Life during CPR, n, (%)

2 (20%)

Pupil size during CPR mean mm, (range)

4.6 (3–5)

CPR during ECMO cannulation

n, (%)

10 (100%)

Initial Rhythm

 

VF n, (%)

8 (80%)

VT (pulseless) n, (%)

1 (10%)

PEA n, (%)

1 (10%)

Bystander applied AED, n, (%)

5 (50%)

Defibrillation attempts if shockable rhythm, mean (range)

7 (4–12)

Epinephrine dosing intra-arrest, mean (range), mg

6 (3–8)

Amiodarone dosage intra-arrest, mean (range), mg (n = 9)

450 (450–450)

Intermittent ROSC during arrest n, (%)

3 (30%)

If intermittent ROSC—total duration of ROSC (range), mins

6 (1–15)

End tidal CO2 during arrest, mean (range), mmHg

32 (13–45)

Mechanical CPR device intra-arrest, n, (%)

8 (80%)

Past Medical History

 

Known Ischaemic Heart Disease n, (%)

0 (0%)

Diabetes Mellitus n, (%)

1 (10%)

Smoking n, (%)

2 (20%)

Peripheral Vascular Disease n, (%)

0 (0%)

Cerebral Vascular Disease n, (%)

0 (0%)

Working prior to arrest n, (%)

10 (100%)

  1. CPR; Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, VF; Ventricular Fibrillation, VT; Ventricular Tachycardia, PEA; Pulseless Electrical Activity, AED; Automatic External Defibrillator