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Table 3 Response and cannulation times / CPR durations / Initial ECMO parameters

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

ECPR details

 

n

10

Total CPR duration, mean (range), min

46 (32—62)

EMS call to ECMO team arrival on scene, mean (range), min

27 (9—37)

Decision to ECMO blood flow > 3 Ltr/min, mean (range), min

16 (11—26)

EMS call to ECMO blood flow > 3 Ltr/min, mean (range), min

50 (35–62)

ECMO blood flow @ 5 min, mean (range), Ltr/min

3.2 (2.8–4.0)

Fresh Gas Flow @ 5 min, mean (range), Ltr/min

4.1 (4.0–5.0)

ECMO return pressure @ 5 min, mean (range), mmHg

274 (217–360)

ECMO access pressure @ 5 min, mean (range), mmHg

 − 110 (− 80 to − 180)

Venous blood temperature @ 5 min, mean (range), celcius

34.9 (34.1–37.5)

Native Rhythm on commencement of ECMO

PEA, n (%)

4

VF, n (%)

5

Asystole, (%)

1

Lactate @ hospital arrival, median (range),mmol/L

7.3 (1.7–16.2)

Troponin @ hospital arrival, median (range) ng/L

7,453 (118–98,000)

Initial investigation

 

Coronary Angiography, n (%)

8

CT-angiography, n (%)

2

Aetiology of arrest:

Proximal Left Anterior Descending / Left Circumflex lesion, n (%)

4

Left Main Stem lesion n (%)

2

Right coronary lesion, n (%)

1

Aortic Dissection, n (%)

2

No cause identified, n (%)

1

Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI), n (%)

7